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British policy towards Palestine in the creation of Israel, one must carefully analyze British policy and also analyze, the other side of the equation, Zionism and the stand alone role they played in the creation of a Jewish state.
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The Essay To evaluate the significance or importance of British policy towards Palestine in the creation of Israel, one must carefully analyze British policy and also analyze, the other side of the equation, Zionism and the stand alone role they played in the creation of a Jewish state, and other factors that were outside the control of either organization. To say that British policy was the most significant factor in the envisaging of a Jewish state, would be false, but to say it played a rather important role in a catalyst of events that lead to the creation of a Jewish homeland would be more fitting and correct. By November 1914 Britain, France and Russia were at war with Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire. In February 1915 an Ottoman army from Palestine crossed the Sinai Peninsula into Egypt and attacked the Suez Canal. Britain was greatly concerned. The Suez Canal...
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