Question

Did Arthur balfour and the British government protect the civil and religious rights of the non Jewish communities in palestine​

Answer 1

Yes, Arthur Balfour and the British government protected the civil and religious rights of the non Jewish communities in Palestine​.

Step-by-step explanation:

After World War I, Arthur James Balfour who was a foreign secretory wrote a declaration statement letter to Lord Rothschild who was a head of British-Jewish community.

This was published after a week to the press and it was named as The Balfour Declaration. He mentioned that Palestine was the some place of Jews.

Also, he mentioned the kinds of privileges (civil and other religious rights) that Jewish people are having in the country. Then he wrote that the non Jewish people also should given with rights and treated as the same way as the Jews without prejudice.

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Answer 2

Yes, Arthur Balfour and the British government protected the civil and religious rights of the non Jewish communities in Palestine​.

Explanation:

After World War I, Arthur James Balfour who was a foreign secretory wrote a declaration statement letter to Lord Rothschild who was a head of British-Jewish community.

This was published after a week to the press and it was named as The Balfour Declaration. He mentioned that Palestine was the some place of Jews.

Also, he mentioned the kinds of privileges (civil and other religious rights) that Jewish people are having in the country. Then he wrote that the non Jewish people also should given with rights and treated as the same way as the Jews without prejudice.