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The Colonization of Palestine Part 4: Catastrophe
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The Colonization of Palestine Part 4: Catastrophe

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The Palestine national movement is left reeling after the rebellion is crushed by the British and Yishuv. The Zionist movements strategy of simultaneously collaborating with and subverting the British is paying off, as the British provide training and combat experience to the same militias that will soon wage war to drive them out. Meanwhile, Middle Eastern Jews are failing in their decades long effort to mediate peace between the settlers and the indigenous population. Palestinian attacks on Jews are no longer differentiating between Middle Eastern Jews and the European settlers. These Jews, long denied leadership positions within the Yishuv, are increasingly welcomed into the Zionist movement as spies and terrorists. As the British abandon Palestine, the Yishuv acts swiftly to establish a fortress state of Jewish hegemony.

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gaza israel nationalism apartheid jerusalem zionism palestine colonization imperialism theodore herzl nakba anti-semitism West Bank Ethnic Cleansing Jaffa Nablus Nakba Day David Ben-Gurion Chaim Weizmann settler colonialism Bethl

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