Palestine and Mexico

Palestine and Mexico Student’s Name Institution Course Instructor Date The history of the state of Palestine as a country dates back to the 1948 proposal that Palestine should comprise two states, that is, Arab (Palestine) and Jewish (Israel). This proposal included the establishment of Jerusalem and Haifa cities as the capitals of both territories under British government supervision in 1937. However, the two countries opposed this proposition as they cited the need to establish an independent state free from external interference (Indriasandi & Wargadinata, 2023). In addition, the United Nations General Assembly issued resolution 181 in 1947 during the Sufar conference. It partitioned the Palestinian land into two countries, that is, a Jewish and Arab state. This mandate supports the legitimacy and opportunity for the establishment of Palestine as an independent state within the Palestinian territories (I...