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      • 1920: The Haganah is established to provide security to the Jewish population in the British Mandate for Palestine.
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1919 – 1923 : The Third Aliyah

Roughly 35,000 Jews, mostly young people from Russia, Poland, Lithuania, and Romania with strong Zionist and socialist convictions immigrated to the British Mandate for Palestine.

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      • The Common Era: Late Antiquity
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    • 19th Century
      • 1882- 1903: The First Aliyah
      • 1895 – The Dreyfus Affair
      • 1896- 1897: Theodor Herzl and the First Zionist Congress
      • End of World War I in Europe leads to consequences in the Middle East
    • 20th Century
      • 1904 – 1914: The Second Aliyah
      • 1917: Balfour Declaration
      • The Wizmann-Faisal Agreement
      • 1919 – 1923: The Third Aliyah
      • 1920: The Haganah is established to provide security to the Jewish population in the British Mandate for Palestine.
      • 1928: The Fourth Aliyah
      • 1929: Widespread Arab riots resulted in the mass murder of Jews.
      • 1929-1939 Fifth Aliyah
      • 1936-1939: Arab Revolt
      • 1939-1945: Six million Jews are ruthlessly murdered by the Nazi regime in a mass genocide.
      • 1941: The Farhud
      • 1948: Israel’s Independence