What was one of the main conclusions of the Peel Commission regarding Palestine?
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The question is asking for the main conclusion drawn by the Peel Commission regarding the situation in Palestine. This involves understanding the historical context and specific recommendations made by the Commission.
Answer
The Peel Commission recommended partitioning Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states.
The final answer is that the Peel Commission concluded that the national aspirations of Jews and Arabs in Palestine were incompatible, and thus recommended partitioning Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states, with a portion remaining under British control.
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The final answer is that the Peel Commission concluded that the national aspirations of Jews and Arabs in Palestine were incompatible, and thus recommended partitioning Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states, with a portion remaining under British control.
More Information
The Peel Commission, established by the British government, was a response to the Arab Rebellion in Palestine and the increasing tensions between Jewish and Arab populations. The commission's conclusion for partition was the first official British endorsement of partition in Palestine, although it faced resistance from both communities.
Tips
A common misunderstanding is believing the partition recommendation was implemented, but it was actually not due to rejection from Arab leaders and unresolved practical issues.
Sources
- Peel Commission | History, Palestine, Significance, & Map - Britannica - britannica.com
- Peel Commission - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
- Peel Commission Report | CIE - Center for Israel Education - israeled.org
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