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Economic conditions in Palestine, 1929-1933 | ||
| Journal Of Al-Frahids Arts | ||
| Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 27, 2017, Pages 257-282 | ||
| Author | ||
| Harith Abd El-Rihman Eltaif | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Developments in Palestine and the world witnessed during the years of the global economic crisis on the overall political, economic and social life and integrated unit, as Israel and the Palestinian territories occupied and taken over, and worked directly on the establishment of a national home for the Jews of the rules, in order to ensure the survival of its influence and preserve its interests, and to further racial its grave under the guise legitimacy, and by exciting historical and religious ambitions for the Jews in Palestine confirmed by Britain, by way of an international character to the colonial idea. A search on the three sections, the goal of the first research to examine the impact of the global economic crisis on the agricultural life in Palestine, by eating the entire agricultural activity in the country during the years of the crisis, and the structure of agricultural production and its development during the same period, in both its national agriculture, intensive farming and mixed types of crops produced by each type and extent influenced by the economic crisis, as well as political British Mandate authorities in support of each type, while the second section has highlighted the impact of the global economic crisis on the industrial and commercial side in the whole country, as well as the Palestinian interior and exterior during the years of crisis, the commercial activity, in the third section focused on the first attempts to separate the Jewish economy for the Palestinian economy. It resulted in the subordination of the Palestinian agricultural activity of the forces of the authorities of the British Mandate, and the forces of the Zionist movement and its institutions, to bring those forces replace national development forces that were supposed to exist to represent the will of the majority of the population inside the country, especially have such absences through the adoption of the authorities of the British Mandate into a set of policies discriminatory, aimed at promoting the Zionist agricultural economy on the Palestinian economy account, particularly by encouraging specialized in pay of Zionism investments forward Zionist banks, by providing for the purchase of land funds, as well as the money that was spent by the Jewish Agency and the money brought in by Zionist immigrants to Palestine, at the same time the British Mandate authorities tightened on the Palestinian economy and halted its funding, having closed the Ottoman agricultural Bank, which was providing funding for Palestinian farmers. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Economic Conditions; in Palestine | ||
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