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The 20 pages that link to United Nations Partition Plan for Palestine, each with the reason it gives.

• JerusalemRelated: Its proposed international regime for Jerusalem was never implemented.

• Israeli–Palestinian conflictRelated: Its proposed partition became a pivotal, rejected framework for resolving competing claims.

• British Mandate for PalestineRelated: It proposed a political settlement as Britain prepared to withdraw.

• 1948 Arab–Israeli WarRelated: The plan’s adoption and rejection by opposing parties preceded the outbreak of fighting.

• Balfour DeclarationRelated: It addressed the unresolved competing national claims in the territory Britain had administered.

• NakbaRelated: Its adoption and rejection sharpened the conflict preceding the mass displacement.

• Israeli Declaration of IndependenceRelated: Its proposed Jewish state supplied the immediate international framework for declaring Israeli independence.

• Two-state solutionBroader topic: It was an early international plan for separate Arab and Jewish states in Palestine.

• Arab–Israeli conflictBroader topic: Its acceptance by Jewish leaders and rejection by Arab leaders preceded the 1948 war.

• IsraelRelated: Its proposed division preceded Israel’s declaration of independence and the 1948 war.

• Land of IsraelRelated: The plan addressed sovereignty over territory associated with both Jewish and Arab national movements.

• 1948 Palestine warRelated: Its adoption preceded the fighting between Jewish and Arab communities.

• Mandate for PalestineRelated: It offered a proposed successor settlement as the British mandate approached its end.

• 1949 Armistice AgreementsRelated: The war that followed the plan’s rejection and acceptance created the territorial realities negotiated in 1949.

• Jordanian annexation of the West BankRelated: Jordan’s incorporation rejected the plan’s proposed Arab state and international status for Jerusalem.

• 1948 Palestinian exodusRelated: Its adoption intensified conflict before the British Mandate ended and the interstate war began.

• Plan DaletRelated: The plan followed partition’s approval and addressed the territory and routes at stake.

• 1947–1948 civil war in Mandatory PalestineRelated: Its adoption triggered rejection by Arab leaders and fighting between the communities.

• Moshe SharettRelated: Sharett represented the Jewish Agency during negotiations over the plan.

• IsraelRelated: Its proposed division preceded Israel’s declaration of independence and the 1948 war.