Titlebook: King Abdallah and Palestine; A Territorial Ambiti Joseph Nevo Book 1996 Joseph Nevo 1996 bibliography.expansion.kingdom.play.Syria

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East and West of the Jordan Rivernit. Through the 400 years of Ottoman rule, various parts had fallen under different administrative centres, some governed from Damascus, others from Medina, Tiberias, or Nablus.. When occasionally territories east of the river Jordan were subordinated to administrative centres in Palestine, this wa

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Ambition in the Makingo pitch his tent in Amman. Early in 1918, a British envoy had arrived in Jedda to allay his father’s apprehension regarding the Balfour Declaration and to persuade him that the pledges made to the Jews did not contradict the promises previously given to the Arabs. A year later his brother Faysal con

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A Fall-back Alternativetter had come in response to French reluctance to conclude a bilateral treaty and Abdallah had not hesitated to try to use it to his own ends. He let it be known to both the British and the French that he was willing to accept the Syrian crown as a means of putting an end to the upheavals. Both powe

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Between Syria and Palestineerivative ideas suggesting political-territorial ties between Palestine and Transjordan. The White Paper recognized . the right of the Arab states to take part in future discussions on Palestine, after the London conference had acknowledged the same right .. It gave no indication, however, of her po

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Towards the End Game: Palestinemore details transpired about the scope and the systematic nature of Nazi atrocities, Jewish demands to have the gates of Palestine thrown wide open to absorb as many survivors as possible gained in strength and vehemence. In the wake of the war the general agreement in the Zionist movement for the

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The Crucial Phaseng on the assumption that the UN would endorse partition, there was no need for him to lay out a new course. What is more, once partition had become the internationally accepted solution and a date had been set for the termination of the mandate, Abdallah felt confident he could proceed safely with

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First Cracksin the heart of Palestine was a grave setback for Abdallah’s plans, not so much because of their actual loss, but because of the political repercussions. The fall of Lydda and Ramle not only marked a dramatic turning point in the making of the Palestinian refugee problem, it led to serious accusatio

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Abdallah Retakes the Initiativeestine which the King considered as . annexed, the general manifestations of joy and sympathy the Gaza declaration of independence evoked among the Palestinian Arabs under his control quickly taught him that he had misread the situation. As was his wont, he had taken the Palestinian Arabs for grante