The establishment of Israel in 1948, rooted in ancient Jewish ties to the land and modern Zionist aspirations, was bolstered by post-WWII sentiments after the Holocaust. While the UN’s 1947 Partition Plan aimed to address territorial disputes, it faced acceptance from Jewish leaders but rejection from Arab counterparts. Israel’s proclamation as a state led to immediate regional conflict, setting the stage for ongoing Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
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