The Policy and Effect of How JordanHandles the Palestine Question
Chen Tian-she
Abstract
Chen Tian-she
Abstract
In the history, Jordan, Israel and Palestineall belonged to Palestine Region which was divided into the present three regions in 1921 by UK and 1947 by the decision of UN. Jordan is one of the key links that effects the Palestine question. Since 1948, the policy of Jordan for Palestine has experiencedthree stages, i.e. Jordanization, Palestinization and supporting the peace talks between Palestine and Israel. In the back of that Jordan pays attention to the Palestine question there is the Hahim Complexthat long hides in the Jordan royal family. The friction between Jordan and Palestine reflects the contradiction between Jordan nationalism and Palestine nationalism. The developmentof Palestine question also brings some unfavorable effect on Jordan.
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In the history, Jordan, Israel and Palestineall belonged to Palestine Region which was divided into the present three regions in 1921 by UK and 1947 by the decision of UN. Jordan is one of the key links that effects the Palestine question. Since 1948, the policy of Jordan for Palestine has experiencedthree stages, i.e. Jordanization, Palestinization and supporting the peace talks between Palestine and Israel. In the back of that Jordan pays attention to the Palestine question there is the Hahim Complexthat long hides in the Jordan royal family. The friction between Jordan and Palestine reflects the contradiction between Jordan nationalism and Palestine nationalism. The developmentof Palestine question also brings some unfavorable effect on Jordan.
Key concepts: Palestine, Mandatory Palestine, Contradiction, Nationalism, Ancient history, Political science, Middle East, History