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Israel Palestine conflict explained: A simple timeline and map

Despite international attempts to broker a ceasefire, conflict in the region is intensifying, with civilian casualties increasing and concerns of a full-blown humanitarian crisis mounting. On Monday, Israel conducted dozens of airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, after Palestinian militants fired barrages of rockets at southern Israeli cities in the latest fighting. But while this marks some of the worst violence seen in the region, the history of the conflict goes back decades.

A timeline of the conflict

1920

Britain takes control of the region known as Palestine after the Ottoman Empire is defeated in World War One.

At this time, the land is inhabited by an Arab majority, with a Jewish minority, but without conflict.

1920s to 1940s

Britain begins establishing a 'national home' for Jews in the region as more and more Jewish people flee persecution in Europe.

This leads to an increase in tensions between the groups - the area is seen as the ancestral home of both Jews and Arabs, with both groups claiming rights to the land.

After World War Two as more Jews flee to the region, violence between the groups grows, as well as against British rule.

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