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The 12 pages that link to Abdullah I of Jordan, each with the reason it gives.

• 1948 Arab–Israeli WarRelated: His forces secured Jordanian control over the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

• Arab RevoltRelated: His forces operated in the Hejaz and helped sustain Hashemite leadership.

• Faisal I of IraqRelated: The brothers received neighboring thrones after the collapse of Faisal’s Syrian kingdom.

• JordanRelated: His leadership established the Hashemite monarchy in the independent state.

• Kingdom of IraqRelated: His brother Faisal’s Iraqi kingship reflected the family’s wider regional ambitions.

• 1948 Palestine warRelated: His forces occupied and later annexed the West Bank during and after the war.

• Hashemite dynastyBroader topic: He established the Hashemite branch that still rules Jordan.

• Hussein of JordanNarrower topic: Abdullah’s assassination preceded Hussein’s accession and left the young king to inherit a vulnerable state.

• Sharif Hussein bin AliRelated: Abdullah organized forces for the revolt and became a major Hashemite leader.

• Avi ShlaimRelated: His dealings with Zionist leaders are central to Shlaim’s research on Jordanian-Israeli contacts.

• Ghazi of IraqRelated: Ghazi’s uncle, Abdullah, headed the neighboring Hashemite kingdom during his reign.

• History of JordanBroader topic: He founded the Hashemite polity that became modern Jordan.