Some say, why don't the Arab countries unite to drive Israel out? After the United Nations drew up the State of Palestine and Israel in 1947, the Palestinian Gaza Strip was occupied by the Egyptian army and the West Bank was occupied by the Jordanian army. Palestinians in the West Bank can also acquire Jordanian citizenship. In fact, in 1947, the Arab countries had already divided Palestine.
The Israeli army took control of Jerusalem, and in the 3rd Middle East War, the Israeli army defeated Jordan before it snatched Jerusalem and other parts from Jordan. In the Third Middle East War of 1967, Israel completely defeated the Arab coalition of Egypt, Jordan, and Syria, and seized Jerusalem, the West Bank, most of the Syrian Golan Heights, Gaza, and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula from them. (Israel subsequently returned the Gaza strip and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.)
In Jordan, Syria, Egypt and other countries, the whole Palestinian area seems to be part of them. However, after several defeats in the Middle East, Egypt, Syria and other countries abandoned their plans with Israel for the Palestinian area and the holy city of Jerusalem.
In fact, the elder Assad of Syria once told Arafat: Do not forget that there is no Palestinian people, there is no separate classification of Palestinians, Palestine is only a part of Syria.
And don't think that other Arab countries really see the Palestinians as brothers. When things turn over, the hands are also merciless! In September 1970, when the Jordanian army suppressed Palestinian militant groups and refugee camps, the entire building was brutally suppressed for a year. At the time, Arafat claimed that 25,000 people had been killed on the Palestinian side.
