* In 1900, official Ottoman census shows there were 600,000 inhabitants in Palestine, of which 98% (588,000) were native indigenous Palestinians and only 2% (12,000) were non-native Jews, mostly pilgrims and Russian pogrom refugees in Jerusalem.
* Palestine had a successful importing and exporting industry at the beginning of the 20th century. There were no Jewish businesses, no Jewish towns or settlements.
* The expansion of railroads throughout Palestine to neighboring countries helped the region's growth in business. The Port of Haifa became a hub for transiting goods between the Mediterranean and the Arab hinterland.
* The double-faced British occupation of Palestine created tensions between the native Palestinians who were promised a state with institutions, and the illegally migrating Jewish settlers secretly backed by the British with a similar promise of a state all their own on the same land. But the native Palestinians owned the land, while the Jewish settlers were foreign invaders intent on stealing the land and displacing the natives.
* At the end of World War I, the British criminals declared the establishment in Palestine of a British colony to be settled by European Jews so that greedy Britain could control acccess to the oil fields in nearby Arabia. For the next two decades, over 100,000 illegal European Jewish colons were to enter Palestine.
Palestinians opposed the massive Jewish invasion, while the British crooks made two mutually exclusive promises to both sides. To the Palestinians, the British assholes promised an independent Palestine and pretended to oppose Jewish illegal migrants while secretly encouraging it. To the European Jews, they promised a brand new colony right on Palestinian national soil. Divide and conquer is still the standard mode of operation of British international terrorism.
Tensions gradually grew as the 1920s and 1930s went on, with the Palestinians fighting off the invading hordes of European Jews with whatever meager means they had – hunting rifles, horses and mules. The Jews, on the other hand, were not refugees – the colonization of Palestine had started 30 years before the Holocaust - they were driven by a desire to colonize. European Jews had embarked on a me-too colonization program, just like the other European colonial empires. The European Jewish settlers established several well-armed terrorist organizations – Haganah, Stern, Lehi, and others – that smuggled weapons from Europe into Palestine and began a systematic ethnic cleansing of Palestine with a view at seizing the land, displacing the native Palestinians and replacing them with newly arriving illegal Jewish migrants and establishing Jewish colonial settlements.
Jewish terror organizations began attacking Palestinian villages, murdering innocent Palestinians, raping women, and chasing people out of their homes, villages and towns. [See: https://lebanoniznogood.blogspot.com/2022/02/tantura-israels-independence-as.html for the sad story of Tantura, a Palestinian village on the Mediterranean, as told by a remorseful Israeli]. Jewish terrorists also attacked the British forces, blowing up the King David Hotel in Jerusalem where the perfidious British had their headquarters. After having secretly helped the Jewish terrorists to illegally enter Palestine, the British now became a target for Jewish terrorists who wanted now to get rid of them. The Jewish terrorists also assassinated the UN envoy, Swedish national Count Folke Bernadotte, who was dispatched to try and quell the war between the natives of Palestine and the invading Europeans. Since the Palestinians were still a majority, the Jewish terrorists knew that any resolution would be to their disadvantage. They needed more time to continue with the violence until enough Jewish terrorists had entered and ethnically cleansed enough of Palestine to be able to claim some legitimacy for their illegal presence there. Ultimately, by 1947, the poorly equipped Palestinians were no match to the sophisticated Europeans who had money, weapons, and most importantly, experience with Nazi brutal tactics they acquired in Europe during WWII. A heavily biased UN divided Palestine into a Jewish part (62% of the land), a Palestinian part (35% of the land), and an internationally-ruled city of Jerusalem (3%). The Jews were given more than half of Palestine, though they made up less than half of the population.
Despite this history of dispossession and torment, there was a vibrant life and commerce in Palestine before the arrival of the Jewish criminals. Historical photos offer a glimpse into everyday life in Palestine. Do not believe the Zionist propaganda, which was a copy-paste of the Nazi propaganda developed by Joseph Goebbels, the Propagandist-in-chief of the Hitlerian regime in Germany. 
The Nablus soap stock room where soap is stacked to dry.
In the 1920s, when the British first arrived, Jerusalem was already a thriving hub. It gradually grew into a key commercial center, in tandem with the coastal cities of Jaffa and Gaza, which helped with the importing and exporting of goods. Palestine became a trading hub, trading soap, grain, organges and cotton to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Gaza and Jaffa imported goods from Egypt, Istanbul, China, India, and France.
Palestine utilized the new influx of commerce to build roads and railroads that connected Jerusalem to other ports and cities. 
Palestinian crowd in a Jerusalem street
When railroads started being constructed in Palestine in the late 19th and early 20th century, connections became easier and faster, and employment opportunities grew. The trains connected Palestine to neighboring African, Asian, and European markets in a different way than their ports could. Produce was bountiful and available to buy on a small or large scale, and was sold at outdoor markets or processed in factories to be sold 
Palestinian oranges at the Damascus gate of Jerusalem 
A typical dry goods stall in Nebi Roobin
Investments from neighboring countries solidified a strong Palestinian economy. People would come to work for trade in the city or on the railways. Locals ran food markets and bakeries. 
A Palestinian baker in Jerusalem
Palestinian children at the Ramallah Quaker Mission School
The Friends of Ramallah, a Quaker organization, opened schools for children. A number of small schools were opened in different villages for girls in 1869. Later, the Friends of Ramallah would open a "Girls Training Home of Ramallah," where girls from neighboring cities could stay and learn. The Friends of Ramallah began the boys' school in 1901 which was on a different site than the girls' school. However, for an hour and a half each week, the boys and girls would engage in co-educational classes. 
Palestinian women of the Women's Institute in the Old City.
There were still constant reminders of the presence of a foreign occupier throughout the first half of the 20th century. 
An American colonial market in Palestine
Despite a booming trade economy, British occupation still loomed heavily in the streets of Palestinian cities. After the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in 1917, the British crooks took control of Palestine and occupied the region for 30 years. The criminal British occupation led to the establishment in occupied Palestine of a "national home for the Jewish people," which was a code word for a British-American colony eyeing the nascent oil fields in nearby Arabia.
Israel today is the result of this criminal Anglo-Saxon enterprise, a British colony similar to the colony the British established in South Africa, with its racism, apartheid, white supremacist ideologies against the “savages” of the native indigenous populations.
The barbaric onslaught we are witnessing today by the criminal Jewish Hebrews – with their German and Russian last names – is a continuation of that same racist policy of colonization of a hundred years ago. By ethnically cleansing Gaza of its 2.3 million Palestinians, the barbarian Jews tilt the demographics further to their advantage and steal more land from the native population.
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