History Unexamined 2/6
The article discusses the efforts of Jordanians and Palestinians to resist Zionist plans aimed at annexing East Jordan and expanding their influence, including sending telegrams and protests against colonialism and Jewish settlement. It also highlights warnings from Arab leaders about the danger to the homeland in Palestine and Jordan. The text clarifies that the revolution in Jordan began before the Battle of Maysalon, citing heroes such as Kaid Mufleh Al-Obeidat. Meanwhile, Zionism launched intensive efforts to incorporate East Jordan into Palestine, considering it geographically and economically close, with calls to develop agriculture and expand settlements. Jordanians and Palestinians organized gatherings and popular movements to oppose these schemes, issuing appeals to stand against land sales to Zionists and to protect Arabs' rights in the region.
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