After World War I came the Zionist movement which was a movement to relocate Jews. The Jews suffered discrimination and were prevented from participation on the government but the had support the support of the British trough the national homeland in Palestine. Zionist planned to remove Palestinians from their land and more and more Jews arrived so they purchased Palestinians land or got it by other means leaving them homeless by the 1920’s. To have the Jews be the majority a massive displacement of Palestinians was needed and their plan was to transfer the Arabs to other countries. For a time before WWII Palestinian revolts made the British stop Jewish migration but one of the two major militias at Palestine which was the Irgun disagreed with the British to stop migration and they started to fight. In 1946 there was an attack in Palestine against the British, then the Haganah started planning their strategy to remove all Arab villages by getting all the information and creating files of the villages. But in 1947 the British gave up on trying to find a solution for the Zionist settlers and the natives, they declared that they would leave Palestine and hand the problem to the United Nations. Then came the idea of dividing Palestine into two parts; one state to the Jews and the …show more content…
Because of the holocaust world leaders thought they had to do something for the Jewish people and the U.S president supported the partition plan. Still neither group had an official army because the British were governing but the militias of the Zionist became a well-organized group with four times more of the Arab militias who also were not well equipped. May 15 was the day to remove the Arabs to make the partition plan come true and give the sate to the Jews. If things did not go good the Haganah already had a written strategy and that strategy was to expel the Arabs, not let them return and prepare themselves for when the British army left. They organized large military operations and went on conquering Arab villages even though some of those villages had a peace agreement with the Jews. Many Arabs were killed even innocent people that were not part of the military forces also many survivors were just on the streets. The war between them went on and many massacres occurred one of the worst was the Deir Yassin massacre causing many Arabs to leave. The victory of the war of 1948 between the Palestinians and their rivals was for their rivals. Many Arab villages were conquered by the most abrupt and unhuman way. War ended in 1949 but many