history of Israel

Until the beginning of the 20th century, who was Palestine dominated by?

• British Empire
• Roman Empire
• Mongol Empire
• Ottoman Empire

During the first war, what did the British promise the Arabs?

• protection and support from the Ottoman Empire
• a unified Arab state

• become colonies

• financial compensation

How did Jews live in Europe?

• They lived in isolation and were segregated from the rest of society
• They lived in harmony with the local population
• They lived in constant fear and persecution
• In various ways depending on the time period and location

What happened in Arabia after the first war?

• an Arab state was formed

• The Ottoman Empire dominated everything

• Europe colonized the region

• Economic growth and development

Why were Jews banned from immigrating to Palestine?

• British restrictions and policies
• Political instability in Palestine
• Lack of resources in Palestine
• Arab hatred of Jews

After the Second World War, what happened in Palestine?

• Palestine remained under Ottoman rule.
• Palestine became part of Jordan.
• Palestine achieved independence from the British

• Palestine was divided into two states: Israel and Palestine.

the Arab league created in 1948 had the objective of?

• Establish a unified Arab military force
• Create a common currency for Arab states
• end the state of Israel

• Promote democracy and human rights in the Arab world

In 1967 the Arab League attacked Israel, even though it had more power it ended up losing, what were the main reasons for the invasion?

• International pressure, diplomatic failures, and technological disadvantages.
• Religious differences, cultural misunderstandings, and natural disasters.
• Lack of military strategy, internal conflicts, and economic instability.
• Territorial disputes, political tensions, and the desire to destroy Israel.

The Hamas terrorist group, created in 1980, carries out several attacks on Israel, but what was the reason for the group's emergence?

• To resist Israeli occupation and establish an Islamic state in Palestine.
• To support the Israeli government and its policies in the region.
• To gain political power and control over the Palestinian territories.
• To promote peace and coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians.

In retaliation for the Hamas attacks, what does Israel do in return?

• Israel attacks Palestine, especially Gaza

• Israel launches diplomatic negotiations with Hamas.
• Israel imposes economic sanctions on Hamas-controlled territories.
• Israel withdraws its military forces from the region.