PPT-A Brief History of Palestine

Forged in Continuous Conflict Palestine has been controlled by numerous different peoples including the Ancient Egyptians Canaanites Philistines Tjekker Ancient Israelites. Territorial or Existential?. Nevet Basker. March 2011. 1. 2. It’s Both!. Territorial. Existential. 3. TWO. Conflicts in One!. 4. Different objectives. Different players. Different themes. But…. Same land. STATE. www.onedemocraticstate.org. Loss of Land, Ethnic cleansing, Discrimination and Segregation. Homelands . (Bantustans. ). The South African government designated all Africans as citizens of a homeland or Bantustan. By 1984, Ciskei, Bophuthatswana, Transkei, and Venda had been granted "independence," which was recognized by no other nations except South Africa.. Jewish groups. The Jewish people in first century Palestine saw their religious faith as part of their daily lives. Many of their daily activities were therefore based around fulfilling the mitzvoth, or commandments that are found in the Torah. In the time of Jesus, Jewish life and culture centred around the Temple. . . Forged in Continuous Conflict. Week 3. Slides may be found at . www.wllc.org/adult-education.html. Palestine has been controlled by numerous different peoples, including the . Ancient Egyptians, Canaanites, . Palestine under the British Mandate. Aims. To introduce the history of the British Mandate in Palestine and the parallel histories of Arab nationalism and Zionism.. To consider what life was like in Palestine under the British Mandate, for Arabs, Jews and the British themselves (looking at welfare provision and introducing the concept of ‘. Background. Late 1800s. Zionism: . Jewish Nationalist . Movement . Want independent state in homeland. World Response. Sympathetic because of Holocaust. UN divides Palestine into Jewish and Arab state. SS7H2a: Explain how European partitioning in the Middle East after the breakup of the Ottoman Empire led to regional conflict.. SS7H2b: Explain the historical reasons for establishment of the modern State of Israel in 1948; include the Jewish connection to the land, the Holocaust, anti-Semitism, and Zionism in Europe.. Watch the following passage carefully.. The teacher will hide some words for you to write them again.. Let’s see how smart you are..... Prepared by:T. MuinRabie-Palestine Sch. Dictation(---) Date:--/--/----. Summary News Cast from 1979. What should the president do now. ?. To Be Considered. Who is involved. Immediate goals. Long-term goals. Immediate consequences. Long-term consequences. Precedents being set?. Palestine is the name the Romans gave in the second century C.E. to a region of the present-day Middle East situated on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea west of Jordan Aims. To learn about the creation of the state of Israel.. To trace the history of Israel/Palestine from the end of the British Mandate (1945 -1948), through the 1948 Arab-Israeli War until the signing of the armistices between Israel and the Arab states signed in 1949.. 1917-1947 – Palestine under British control. . Balfour Declaration of 1917 – Britain pledges to create in Palestine a “national home for the Jewish people”. At time there were half million Arabs in Palestine and only 70,000 Jews. . Summary and Interconnections. Babylon 1800-1600 BC. Controlled Assyria. Kassite Babylon 1600-1200 BC. Controlled Assyria until 1365 when Assyria gained some independence until 1200. Phoenicians: vassals . The RePeace References toPeace Agreements Israeland JewsNow Removed from PA CurriculumGrades 112Pre-2016Selected ExamplesSeptember 2019IMPACT-seOffice/Fax 972-2-5332497 Website wwwimpact-seorg1Introdu