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3. Reasons for the First Arab–Israeli War (1948)

The Second World War transformed the situation in Palestine; Britain found itself not only weakened by the war but now criticised by the US and International opinion for its immigration policy. Within Palestine, it faced the hostility of both sides and terrorist attacks from the Jews. The UN came up with a Partition Plan: however this led to civil war and the invasion of the new state of Israel by the neighbouring...

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