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Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1936 -1939

Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1936 -1939

Residents of Abu Ghosh, a village west of Jerusalem, taking the oath of allegiance to the Arab higher Comittee, April 1936. "Before Their Diaspora"

1936

* Legislative Council proposal defeated by pro-Zionist members in British House of Common.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 October 2010 07:53 )

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Chronology of events before the Nakba: 1939 - 1947

Chronology of events  before the Nakba: 1939 - 1947

1939

* London Conference ends with no agreement reached.
* Malcom MacDonald, Colonial Secretary of State, issues White Paper of 1939 embodying British solution to Palestine problem: conditional independence for unitary Palestinian state after ten years; admission of 15,000 Jewish immigrants annually into Palestine for five years, with immigration after that subject to "Arab acquiescence"; protection of Palestinian land rights against Zionist acquisition.
* British House of Commons votes 268 to 179 to approve White Paper of 1939.

Last Updated ( Sunday, 22 November 2009 12:33 )

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Distribution of Population in 1946

Distribution of Population in 1946

The source of this map [from which this information is extracted] is the Supplement to a Survey of Palestine (Jerusalem: Government Printer, June 1947). It was subsequently published as United Nations map no. 93(b) in August 1950.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 October 2010 13:21 )

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Key Facts

Key Facts

All conflicts are mired in controversy and none more so than the Israeli Palestinian. Israel, in order to justify the conquest of Palestine and the expulsion of its people and further portray itself as a bastion of democracy and  the frontier of Western civilization who is engaged in an existential conflict against extremism, used the most effective propaganda imaginable. Its unparalleled propaganda machine resorted to criminal fabrication and resorted to Orwellian 'doublespeak' to change victims to oppressors and oppressors to victims. As a consequence, the greatest victim in this conflict has been truth, knowing which will greatly improve our qest for peace and justice.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 October 2010 08:15 )

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Background on Refugee Camps

Background on Refugee Camps

The refugee camps are coordinated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) which has five fields of operation, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, West Bank and Gaza. The figures provided below represent those that are registered with UNRWA and do not include those who are in Diasporas and also Palestinians who were internally displaced in Israel.

(The figures below are taken from UNRWA)

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 19 October 2010 08:18 )

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