Scenarios about 'partition plan'
The division of territories into separate political entities, often implemented as a solution to ethnic, religious, or nationalist conflicts. Partition plans have been proposed or implemented in various regions including Ireland, India-Pakistan, Palestine-Israel, and Cyprus, typically leaving lasting impacts on geopolitical boundaries and population demographics. These divisions frequently result in population transfers, refugee crises, and ongoing territorial disputes that continue to shape regional politics and international relations.
What If Palestine Became an Independent State in 1948?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the UN Partition Plan succeeded in creating both Israel and Palestine as independent states in 1948, fundamentally altering the Middle East's geopolitical landscape.