How did the holocaust affect the formation of the state of israel?
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a. the large numbers of jews that had immigrated to palestine in
order to avoid the holocaust encouraged support for the
formation of a jewish state.
b. the horrors of the holocaust encouraged the british to retain their
colonies in the middle east and allow unchecked immigration by
european jews.
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c. anger at the events of the holocaust caused jews to declare war
on palestine and use force to take the land that would become
israel.
d. palestinian muslims, appalled at the atrocities committed against
the jews, offered to give areas of palestine to large numbers of
jewish immigrants.

The correct answer is A) The large numbers of Jews that had immigrated to Palestine in order to avoid the Holocaust encouraged support for the formation of a Jewish state.

The Holocaust affected the formation of the State of Israel in that large numbers of Jews that had immigrated to Palestine in order to avoid the Holocaust encouraged support for the formation of a Jewish state.

Germany reparations after the Holocaust gave Israel enough resources to live by at that moment. The Holocaust aftermath made Jews move to the new territories and populated them, the Israelis got the money to supply the presence of these people and influenced decisions in the United Nations to approve the state of Israel in 1948.