Motives for immigration

Imperial British control in the years 1917-48 saw Palestine become an administrative unit, the quasi-colony called the Mandate for Palestine, defined as the familiar dagger- shaped territory still cherished by Palestinian organizations Motives for immigration As in earlier decades, imperial and Zionist need for labor spurred further non-Jewish immigration. The British needed workers to build their infrastructure, such as military bases, and they (in Avneri’s description) “preferred Egyptian, Syrian or other foreign laborers to the Jewish immigrant.” แทงบอลยูโร