Why did the Arab strike and revolt, 1936–1939 happen?

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Not a single settled cause.

2 links · 1 account · 1936–1939

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According to Palestine Royal Commission (Peel Commission)

Arab demand for national independence caused Primary record 1
Arab fear and hatred of the Jewish National Home caused Primary record 1

Proof 1 source

Palestine Royal Commission Report (Cmd. 5479), His Majesty's Stationery Office, via UN Question of Palestine archive, 1937. Primary record
(i) The desire of the Arabs for national independence.
(ii). Their hatred and fear of the establishment of the Jewish National Home.

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