How Did Great Britain Resolve The Conflict Between Israel And Israel?

In the late nineteenth century, anti-semitism, or hostility towards Jews, was increasing in popularity, and with that came zionism. Zionism was the international movement to establish and protect a Jewish nation. During the year 1917, Great Britain announced their intention to create a home for Jewish people in Palestine, unfortunately, the promise was not fully accomplished due to Great Britain’s fear of angering the Arabs. As the tension between the Arabs and the Jewish increased Great Britain turned to the United Nations to resolve the conflict. In November 1947, the United Nations divided Palestine into two separate governments. The United Nations intended to give more than half of Palestine to the Jews. The Arabs resisted the Zionism