How did the Holocaust contribute to ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict?

ASince so many Jewish people had been murdered in the Holocaust, many international organizations felt that they were not a large enough ethnic group to deserve their own state.
BTo apologize for not stopping the Nazis from implementing the Holocaust, the Allied powers agreed to provide military support for Jewish nationalists in any part of the world.
CAfter Germany's post-war government acknowledged that the Nazis were responsible for the Holocaust, it was forced to pay for the establishment of a Jewis

When the world saw the atrocities that had been committed on the Jewish people during the Holocaust, many states began strongly supporting creating a Jewish state in Palestine.

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scouteo scouteo · Answer 2 · 2019-12-02T14:16:48-05:00

The correct answer is A) Since so many Jewish people had been murdered in the Holocaust, many international organizations felt that they were not a large enough ethnic group to deserve their own state.

The Holocaust contributed to ongoing Arab-Israeli conflict in "Since so many Jewish people had been murdered in the Holocaust, many international organizations felt that they were not a large enough ethnic group to deserve their own state."

After all the atrocities committed by Adolph Hitler and the Nazi party to all the Jews in Germany and Europe, the international community supported the idea of having a place just for Jews. Britain played a key role and was supported by the United States to get the Jewish people a piece of land in Israel. Of course, this idea did not like the Arab Palestine nations and created many conflicts.