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General strike and armed revolt that began in April 1936 and led Britain to send the Peel Commission.

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1936–1939

Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939. General strike and armed revolt that began in April 1936 and led Britain to send the Peel Commission.

1936

Arab Higher Committee intervened in the Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939.

The Peel Commission’s summary of the Arab Higher Committee’s evidence.

1936–1937: Palestine Royal Commission (Peel Commission) intervened in the Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939.

Apr 1936: Arab Higher Committee intervened in the Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939.

The Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939, caused by Arab demand for national independence and Arab fear and hatred of the Jewish National Home.

According to Palestine Royal Commission (Peel Commission).

The Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939 involved Arab Higher Committee.

The Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939 led to Palestine Royal Commission Report (1937).

The Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939, located in Palestine (region).

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