Abstract:
The Palestinian issue in relations between Arab and Zionist movements between 1918 and 1940. This study focuses on the birth of the relationship between Prince Faisal El Hussein (Prince of Mecca) and the Zionist movement as part of the peace negotiations in the Middle East region between 1919 and 1920. Through the analysis of the articles of daily El Kibla El Hidjazia, the Egyptian magazine El Manar and other literature, the study reviews the positions of Prince El Hussein and his son Feisal against Zionism and the Palestinian question. It highlights the points of convergence and divergence between the two men about the pressure from the British government to force them to act as intermediaries in establishing relations between the Zionists and Arabs within the framework defined by the guidelines British.
