Britain and Its Mandate over Palestine Richard A. Cohen

Britain and Its Mandate over Palestine Richard A. CohenWhen Britain took control of Palestine from the Turkish Ottoman Empire in World War 1, it tried to find a way to gain a legal right both to govern Palestine and to facilitate a Jewish national home there. It never found one. As a result, the changes it brought about in Palestine lack a legal basis.

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thoroughly covers principles and concepts in information ethics

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