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The 25 pages that link to Israeli Declaration of Independence, each with the reason it gives.

• British Mandate for PalestineRelated: The declaration followed the termination of the mandate and transformed the political map.

• 1948 Arab–Israeli WarRelated: The declaration prompted neighboring Arab states to enter the fighting.

• NakbaRelated: Israel's establishment coincided with the displacement and loss of homes remembered as the Nakba.

• United Nations Partition Plan for PalestineRelated: The declaration followed the plan’s proposed timetable, but did not establish its Arab state or Jerusalem regime.

• Chaim WeizmannRelated: Weizmann’s diplomatic campaign helped create conditions for the state whose establishment this document announced.

• HaganahRelated: Independence transformed Haganah from a pre-state organization into the basis of a state military.

• KnessetRelated: It announced elections for a constituent assembly that became the Knesset.

• One-state solutionRelated: Its commitment to a Jewish state is a key point of debate in proposals for one shared state.

• 1948 Palestine warRelated: The declaration preceded the intervention that expanded the conflict into an interstate war.

• Mandate for PalestineRelated: Its proclamation coincided with the termination of British administration and transformed the mandate's political landscape.

• Labor ZionismRelated: Its state-building context reflected decades of Labor Zionist organization and settlement.

• Second AliyahRelated: Labor institutions and leadership shaped by the immigration wave contributed to the state’s founding framework.

• 1948 Palestinian exodusRelated: Israel's establishment coincided with the war's expansion and the large-scale displacement of Palestinians.

• Plan DaletRelated: The plan addressed control and security in the months immediately preceding statehood.

• President of IsraelRelated: It announced statehood before the presidency’s legal structure was completed.

• Tel AvivRelated: Tel Aviv was the setting for Israel’s declaration of statehood.

• Moshe SharettRelated: Sharett signed the declaration and helped shape Israel’s founding institutions.

• HaaretzRelated: Haaretz’s history as an Israeli newspaper has unfolded alongside the state it reports on.

• Uri AvneryRelated: The new state was the political project Avnery fought for, then sought to reshape through activism.