Let's say that a different ruler, who was more liberal and multicultural and less tyrannical and Islamist was Sultan of the OE during the late 1800's/early 1900's, and was willing to allow Jews to settle in Palestine as Herzl wanted, and in return they recieve Jewish monetary and political aid, as well as a stronger border with the British in Egypt and a more efficient rule in Palestine.
Now, can it actually happen? IIRC, only Palestinian Arabs resisted early Zionism, whereas most other Arabs were actually in good terms with the Zionists (Faisel-Waizman treaty, for example). Would that change now that the Zionists and the Ottomans are working together? How many Jews would immigrate to Palestine if they are legally allowed and even encouraged to do so?
Now, can it actually happen? IIRC, only Palestinian Arabs resisted early Zionism, whereas most other Arabs were actually in good terms with the Zionists (Faisel-Waizman treaty, for example). Would that change now that the Zionists and the Ottomans are working together? How many Jews would immigrate to Palestine if they are legally allowed and even encouraged to do so?