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1913: Seeds of Conflict

Establishing Roots in Palestine

Jews began to see the importance of buying land and establishing clustered settlements.

06/30/2015 | Rating TV-PG

1913: Seeds of Conflict

Establishing Roots in Palestine

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Jews began to see the importance of buying land and establishing clustered settlements.

Arab complaints about Jewish settlers found a voice in the new constitutional parliament in Istanbul. Though Jerusalem’s representative Ruhi al-Khalidi suggested that Jews move to other parts of the Ottoman Empire, the dream of a Jewish state required a new infrastructure starting with the purchase of land in concentrated areas.

06/30/2015 | Rating TV-PG

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A Zionist Slogan

Clip | 2m 36s | The Zionist movement began using a slogan with lasting implications. (2m 36s)

A Return to the Land

Clip | 3m 14s | After the first immigrants settled, a second wave aspired to connect with the land. (3m 14s)

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Preview | 31s | Examine seeds of the Middle East conflict, sown in pre-WWI Ottoman Palestine. (31s)

Establishing Roots in Palestine

Clip | 3m 4s | Jews began to see the importance of buying land and establishing clustered settlements. (3m 4s)

Ashkenazi Jews Arrive in Palestine

Clip | 2m 55s | From 1882 to 1903, unrest in Russia leads to the emigration of 2 million Jews. (2m 55s)

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