On July 22, 1946, members of the Irgun, a Jewish paramilitary organization, detonated a series of bombs at the King David ...

Without these settlements, there would be no reason to have an army presence, thereby leaving the area open to terrorist ...

The period of the British Mandate over Palestine (1920–1948 ... established settlements in strategic areas along the borders with neighboring Arab states-Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and Syria-to secure ...

The British government ... following the mandate. "In 1920, there was the San Remo Conference, which basically divided up the Middle East. So Britain had control of Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, the ...

He is among a growing number of Israelis and Palestinians who have abandoned the notion that the nascent United Nation's 1947 partition plan of the former British Mandate of Palestine will ever be ...

The confrontation between UC Berkeley Law professor Jonathan Gould and Berkeley Law student Zaid Yousef occurred over Yousef’s crewneck, which depicted three outlines of the British Mandate for ...

In 1915, he led hundreds of Jewish militants who had rallied to the British flag against ... that the British Mandate over Palestine was limited to the western bank of the Jordan.

Beginning in January of 1945 United Nations Press Corps correspondent David Horowitz exchanged correspondence with the King of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Abdullah Ibn al-Hussein. Central to ...

On Tuesday night's episode, contestant Ali Bromley was seen wearing a black T-shirt displaying a watermelon in the shape of British Mandate Palestine, while she was in the garden of the Big ...

Following the quelling of large-scale resistance, Churchill called the Cairo Conference in March 1921 to settle the government of the part of the British mandate east of the River Jordan.