Lecture entitled “History of Jerusalem” in the British Era C6

Lecture entitled “History of Jerusalem” in the British Era C6

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Partition Decision:

 

 

The partition of Palestine is the name given to the United Nations General Assembly Resolution No. 181, which was issued on 29/11/1974 after voting (33 with, 13 against, 10 abstentions) and adopts the plan for the partition of Palestine to end the British Mandate over Palestine and divide its territory into 3 new entities, as follows:

 

 

  • Arab Country: It has an area of about 4,300 square miles (11,000 km2) and is located on the Western Galilee, The city of Acre, and the West Bank, And the southern coast extending from the north of the city of Ashdod and south to Rafah, With part of the desert along the border strip with Egypt.

 

  • Jewish State: It covers an area of about 5,700 square miles (15,000 km2) on the coastal plain from Haifa to south of Tel Aviv, and the Eastern Galilee, including the Sea of Galilee and the Finger of Galilee, and the Negev, including um al-Rashrash, or what is known as Eilat.

 

  • Jerusalem, Bethlehem and adjacent territories, Under international trusteeship.

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The partition decision and the role of the Holy Jihad Brigades in defending Jerusalem:

 

As is well known, the resolution on the partition of Palestine was issued by the United Nations in 1947, which stipulated the division of Palestine into three areas, the first an Arab state, the second a Jewish state, and the third the mandate area, which determined the fate of Jerusalem, where Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Nazareth and Tiberias were placed.

 

  • One of the results of this decision was the formation of the Holy Jihad Brigades, which took it upon themselves to defend Jerusalem, carrying out qualitative operations in Jerusalem and its surroundings in order to thwart plans to implement the partition decision, including blowing up the headquarters of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem. The Jerusalem-Jaffa road was cut off as well as a siege imposed on Jewish settlements west of the city.