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british are going to attack. what allenby does, rather than just smash up against the wall like happened twice before in gaza, he s going to go inland. he executed this brilliant that is still studied in military academies where he outflanked the ottomans and within weeks marched on jerusalem. djemal pasha, of course, was in overall command of the battle front. so the germans say to djemal pasha, look, you re out. and djemal pasha says, no, this is my army, this is my land. but germany being germany says, not only are you out, you will never see jerusalem again. and true to their word, djemal pasha never sees jerusalem again. he was eventually removed to the russian front and eventually
the arabs don t have their own country. for 400 years, they have been a province. they have been subjects of a turkish sultan, ruled from far away in istanbul. and they begin to want independence. so the rise of arab nationalism started with a dream to create some kind of an arab kingdom to combine and unite all the arabs in one nation. but jamal pasha despised arab nationalism. he viewed it as a direct threat to his presence, to the ottoman empire, and crushed it with brutal force. so for arab nationalists, he made sure that they are followed by spies, that their correspondence being opened and checked, and he would use any pretext in order to arrest them and throw them in prisons, and in many cases actually, execute
he was very brutal as a general. everywhere he goes, he left behind him trails of assassinations and executions. jamal pasha executed so many people that his nickname was jamal the slaughterman. that s not a nickname of a peaceful man. general pasha s brutal tactics incite the local arab population to rebel against his control. so the ottoman empire was seen as corrupt, was seen as disconnected from the needs and wants of the arab population at the time. i think one of the great ironies of the ottoman rule was that it actually helped spur the rise of arab nationalism. they were not arabs. they were turks. the arabs said, screw them. we should be united ourselves.
work to drive the turks out of arabia. so lawrence and faisal plans a series of attacks on turkish supply line. the goal was keep them bleeding so that they come, repair them and blow them up again and so on. the longer you draw them out. the weaker they become. the more likely it becomes possible that you push them entirely out. eventually this provers to be a successful strategy. jamal pasha is getting beat by these arab soldiers and he