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- Jewish Settlement in Palestine
- The Treaty of San Remo
- The Arab Response
- Jewish immigration followed waves of persecution in central and eastern Europe, and increased dramatically after the accession of Hitler in 1933.
- The Separation Plan
- establishment of agricultural settlements under conditions of severe hardship, and generally dependent on the support of Jewish philanthropists.
- The Evian Conference
- In December 1931 a Muslim Conference in Jerusalem attended by 22 countries denounced Zionism, and in 1933 a boycott of British and Zionist goods was proclaimed.
- World War II and the Nazi Holocaust
- The British Government responded to the Arabs’ violent protests against Jewish immigration and land acquisition, by instituting commissions of inquiry.
- A conference between the British Government and Jewish and Arab representatives took place in London.
- Six million Jews were killed in the Holocust. It was the world largest genocide. One lesson was clear: in times of severe crisis in any country, no outsider is safe.
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