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France'sposition on the Arab-Israeli war | ||
| JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL & CULTURAL STUDIES an academic magazin | ||
| Article 1, Volume 9, Issue 26, 2017, Pages 110-128 | ||
| Author | ||
| Asis.Lect. Shuane Khazaal Rasheed | ||
| Abstract | ||
| France is one of the major forces that effectively contributed in drawing the map policy for the Arab region in the post-World War I and illustrated this when he was one of the actors in the signing of the Sykes-Picot agreement in May 1916 with Britain and Russia, which got under France on Syria and Lebanon I found this Agreement reservation in the French media not being Ttjny on the rights of others, but because they do not achieve the political and economic desired gains of France in the Arab region has indicated memorandum Chamber of Commerce Lyon to the French Foreign Ministry on October 25, 1918, being demanding the inclusion of Mosul to the areas of French influence under Convention. His regiment, British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour letter to Zionist leader Baron Rothschild in November 1917, known as the Balfour Declaration came in which I am very pleased to inform you on behalf of the Government of His Majesty the King, it was looking favorably and satisfaction to the project, which wants to establish in Palestine for the people of the Jews, and the time is better its efforts to realize this purpose. France supported the British support of the Zionist movement and commissioned French Prime Minister Clemenceau and his Foreign Minister Pichon issuing a statement to the interests of Zionism and based on those directives issued by French Foreign Minister on February 9, 1918, issued a statement to reporters in which he indicated there is full understanding between the British and French governments on the establishment of the Jews in Palestine .oltsoeh Maasafart by the World War I have been meetings between Clemenceau and his British counterpart Lloyd George held in London on 15 September 1919, which resulted in the approval of France to make Palestine included within the British influence and placed under the British Mandate. | ||
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