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The 40 pages that link to British Mandate for Palestine, each with the reason it gives.

• ZionismRelated: Its policies and political conflicts shaped immigration, settlement, and the path to statehood.

• Treaty of SèvresRelated: The treaty assigned Britain responsibility for Palestine within the emerging mandate system.

• Palestinian nationalismRelated: British rule shaped early Palestinian political organization and the institutions governing the country.

• Chaim WeizmannRelated: Weizmann worked to advance Zionist institution-building under British rule after the declaration.

• Dissolution of the Ottoman EmpireRelated: It established a post-Ottoman political framework with lasting consequences.

• JordanRelated: Britain administered Transjordan separately within the mandate framework.

• HaganahRelated: Haganah operated under British rule, which alternately restricted, tolerated, and enlisted Jewish defense activity.

• Land of IsraelRelated: Its political framework shaped competing national claims in the land.

• Plan DaletRelated: The plan anticipated the withdrawal of British authority and the resulting struggle for control.

• Edmund AllenbyRelated: The wartime conquest Allenby led preceded Britain’s mandate administration of Palestine.

• EilatRelated: Eilat’s modern political history developed amid the mandate’s final years.

• Petah TikvaRelated: Petah Tikva's growth into a town and city accelerated during the Mandate period.

• Syria–Lebanon campaignRelated: British forces used Palestine as a major staging area for the southern invasion.

• HaaretzRelated: Haaretz began publication in 1918, amid the transition from Ottoman rule to British administration.

• History of JerusalemRelated: British administration intensified disputes over immigration, sovereignty, and the city’s future.