Jewish Immigration and Conflict in 1930s Palestine

This chapter examines the historical factors driving Jewish immigration to Palestine amid rising tensions with the Arab population during the 1930s. It discusses the significant role of Haj Amin al-Husseini and the socio-political dynamics, including the impact of external powers and increasing conflicts over land. The narrative culminates in the complexities surrounding early proposals for a two-state solution, highlighting the struggles faced by both communities amidst a backdrop of colonial interests.