Throughout Palestine’s history it has been conquered many times by many different invaders. The Jews were one of the many invaders, who were kicked off of the land they lived on taken over by the Romans in AD 135 but, kept the idea of regaining control of the area, which they considered home. In the 1890s, Theodor Herzl, a Jewish journalist, decided to try and reestablish a Jewish state in Palestine. Herzl believed in Zionism and believed that Zionism would match, “A people without a land with a land without a people.”

However, Palestine already had people living on its countryside. The countryside was home to Arabs, most of them Muslims. The larger towns were made up of a mix of Arabs and Jews. Some of the Jews were living on this land for years, while others were religious pilgrims from Europe who had come to live near the holy sites in Jerusalem. The land was ruled by the

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