The Palestinian resistance in the 1920s

The demonstrations that erupted at the beginning of the twentieth century acquired a violent nature and were interspersed with clashes with the British soldiers, whom the Palestinian people considered responsible for the Zionist presence and the ceaseless Jewish immigration. The most important of these demonstrations were during the Prophet Moussa season of the years: 1920, 1921, 1923 and 1924.

Concurrently, the Palestinian Territory witnessed seven conferences and four revolutions throughout the 1920s.