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During the 2nd of November in 1917, the British Cabinet discussed how they would establish letting Zionists into their homeland in Palestine. Created during WWI, it was written by Arthur James Balfour and sent to the British foreign secretary of the time. The declaration stated access for Jews to the homeland and that such access would not cause prejudice towards the "non-Jewish Palestinian communities".

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In the 20th of November in 1947, the UN divided Palestine into Jewish and Arab states, creating Jerusalem into an international city. Palestinian and Arab citizens felt that their rights were being ignored by this act. Because of this, Palestinian and Arabic leagues formed armies that tried to infiltrate Palestine in 1947.

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On May 14th of 1948, Israel gained independence and formed its own bordered state. The UN Partition Plan allowed access to holy land for the primarily Jewish population of Israel. This triumph would also spark more tensions with the Arabs.

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In December 8th of 1987, several Palestinians came to protest against Israeli repression. They beat, shot, killed, and demolished the property of Israel citizens. It occurred in the West Bank and Gaza Strip and lasted 6 years.

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In September 28th of 2000, a second Intifada occurred. Also known as the Al Aqsa Intifada, the failure for Israeli and Palestinian peace process, protesters were attacked with gunfire and air attacks while the protesters retaliated with suicide bombings and gunfire. 3,000 Palestinians, 1,000 Israelis and 64 foreigners were killed.