The 1929 Palestine Riots: Massacre, Memory, and Mandate
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In August 1929, British Mandate Palestine erupted in violence that reshaped Jewish-Arab relations for decades. This episode explores the immediate trigger—a dispute over Jewish worship at the Western Wall—and the subsequent massacres in Hebron, Safed, and Jerusalem. Lucas and Luna examine the role of the British, the rise of Haj Amin al-Husseini, and the long-term consequences: the end of mixed cities, the militarization of both communities, and the failure of the Mandate system. Drawing on eyewitness accounts and British commission reports, they unpick a turning point often overshadowed by later catastrophes.
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