Imbalance of the Palestinian political demographic map The Jewish Agency and its activities in Yemen in 1908-1967

Historical Study: A model

Abstract

This study is an attempt to understand the role played by the Jewish Agency in disrupting the political demographic balance that Palestine witnessed and changed its features in the twentieth century, through the process of displacing the Jews of the world and enabling them to settle in Palestine, controling most of its lands, limiting the ownership of its people to the land, and working to deport them from it. Anyone who follows the study of the role of the Jewish Agency and its system will notice a clear vision of the role it played in the process of disrupting the balance of the Palestinian political demographic map, through the process of displacing the largest number of Yemeni Jews and settling them in the Palestinian lands, through its office in Aden in 1912 AD, under the eyes of Britain and its blessing, which was based on legal frameworks confirmed by the Mandate in 1922 AD in its fourth and sixth articles. Thus, the agency initially aligned itself with British colonial imperialism and later with American interests. It was linked to them by a close relationship and deep partnership, and these factors increased the growth of the agency globally, which sees settlement as a fundamental basis for activating the land element strategy, not to mention being the security and economic belt of the Zionist society.