The increased Jewish presence in Palestine and…

1900 CE to 1911 CE

The increased Jewish presence in Palestine and the different customs of the new settlers arouses Arab hostility.

The rising tension between Jewish settler and Arab peasant does not, however, lead to the establishment of Arab nationalist organizations.

In the Ottoman-controlled Arab lands the Arab masses are bound by family, tribal, and Islamic ties; the concepts of nationalism and nation-state are viewed as alien Western categories.

Thus, a political imbalance evolves between the highly organized and nationalistic Jewish settlers and the relatively unorganized indigenous Arab population.

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Arab people View → Jews View → Christians, Maronite View → Muslims, Sunni View → Muslims, Shi'a View → Christians, Eastern Orthodox View → Ottoman Empire View → Palestine, Ottoman View → Arab nationalism View → Syria, Ottoman viyalet of View → Beirut Vilayet View → ZO (Zionist Organization) View → Zionism View →

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Faith View → Custom and Law View → political movement View →

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