one part we another and in the end we could live together in the end that a nation of ours but the partition plan made a patchwork of palestine unfavorable for both sides the arabs rejected the plan the jews accepted it after the holocaust they wanted their own state unconditionally. the arab countries were incensed to them all of palestine was arab. they wanted to prevent a jewish state by all means over two hundred years but killed in two months of rioting. and the nazi collaborator grand mufti had to mean al husseini attacks the escalating violence supported by iraqi and syrian militants. on only war that all those many of the palestinian arabs especially from the middle
were officially stateless both saw jerusalem as the holy site. for the jews it was the historic eternal her own arabs who are now the majority in palestine but the jews proverbial longing for zion remained. three centuries before danny and giles family had joined the small jewish presence in jerusalem he grew up in a member all cosmopolitan household speaking hebrew french dinner and arabic. iranian arabs accompany the jewish part of the city because of the cafes the dance clubs and the cinemas would be most virulent but. in one thousand twenty six danny s parents estancia one gel founded a small bakery where twenty five workers jews and arabs danny built the business up to become one of israel s largest bakeries to him it was not just a factory but
of israel we also have to listen to people like esther eyes on their memories the longing for a jewish home the hope for the future. and it see it out that you only cause i was young and had enough strength to fight for my life and i mean i knew that i told myself i m the last of my family the only survivor they. i thought that it was my job to continue but i had no choice it was peer survival instinct. there was no other way i had to go on living. but when. estan in europe would never be her home again. she could only start over. in the jewish country. but the waiting list for palestine was a long. three hundred thousand jews in germany demanded to be allowed to travel to palestine there were protests in the d.p. camps. and in tel aviv jews took to the streets calling
already spread like wildfire the committee voted six to four the yes for israel. we are gathered here today. on the last day of the british mandate on palestine. during our last the establishment of a jewish state in palestine. to be known. as the state of israel. then korean appeal to the arabs we extend our hand in peace. for the first time the ha to guard was played as a national anthem. hope the hope of being a free nation and a man desire on the text says. but as events transpired
voted on the partition of palestine in november forty seven. and now i am now. argentina. and you know i mean. i m still you know. yeah. you know. i m family. finance very. yeah. yeah it was hard you know i m sorry the vote took three minutes and it changed the world the delusion. of the community will probably. want to stop but by thirty people killed in ukraine you know i think. the dream of many jews had come true and they would receive part of palestine this was where the state would come into the jubilation in tel aviv and not only that i don t know how to quote i all know if we danced the hora