Several Arab organizations oppose Jewish immigration in…

July 1929 CE

Several Arab organizations oppose Jewish immigration in the 1920s, including the Palestine Arab Congress, Muslim-Christian associations, and the Arab Executive.

As the Jewish settlement strengthens and deepens its roots in Palestine, anxiety mounts among the Palestinian Arabs.

The greatest asset brought by the Zionists settling Palestine is their organizational acumen, which has allowed for the institutionalization of the movement despite deep ideological cleavages.

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Jerusalem > Yerushalayim Israel Israel View →

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Arab people View → Jews View → Arab nationalism View → Zionism View → ZO (Zionist Organization) View → Palestine, British Mandate of View → Britain (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) View →

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Aliyah, Fourth View → Palestine riots of 1929 View → Aliyah, Fifth View →

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Mayhem View → Faith View → Government View → Human Migration View → political movement View →

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