History of Palestine with occupation and colonialism
The colonialism is an important part of the history of Palestine, where occupiers have come to it since ancient times; because of the importance of its geography and climate.
Palestine was under the British colonialism, which ended in 1947, which facilitated the migration of the Jews to it, where the Zionist movement created the appropriate atmosphere for the occupation of Palestine and the establishment of a national homeland for the Jews in Palestine, and the Israelis committed a number of massacres against the Palestinians Land owners.
The Israeli occupation is still in Palestine to this day. Many of the revolutions and uprisings in Palestine, notably the first uprising in 1997, the second uprising in 2000 or the so-called Al Aqsa Intifada, and the third uprising in 2015 and continues to the present time and called the Intifada of Jerusalem .
The Israeli occupation has launched several wars against the Palestinian resistance in the Gaza Strip, most notably the wars of 2008 and 2010, which claimed the lives of large numbers of martyrs, and left extensive destruction in the sector, which is still besieged.
