In 1937 the Peel Commission proposed a partition of Palestine between a Jewish State, Jordan, and a continued British mandate around Jerusalem (see below). Nobody wanted to see the Mufti Haj Amin al-Husseini running an Arab Palestine, so the bits listed in the map below as "Arab State" were to go to Jordan. The Arabs of Palestine (or more specifically, their leadership) shot down the idea, but let's say the
What if Israel had been established in 1937 and involved itself in WW2? In the 1948 War, the Israelis had an initial 30,000 soldiers and by the end of the war had 117,500 soldiers. They'd likely serve in the Syrian, North African, East African, and Cretan Campaigns, I think.
What if Israel had been established in 1937 and involved itself in WW2? In the 1948 War, the Israelis had an initial 30,000 soldiers and by the end of the war had 117,500 soldiers. They'd likely serve in the Syrian, North African, East African, and Cretan Campaigns, I think.