heres the background info from the scenario
Republic of Palestine
Yet another country where the British attempted to export the Hashemite royal family to, the Palestinian experience has been much calmer and far less violent than that of its Syrian and Mesopotamian neighbors. Having kicked the Hashemites out in a peaceful, democratic referendum in the mid-80s, Palestine has remained close to both Hashemite Arabia and the United Kingdom, mostly as a bulwark against Egyptian and Syrian aggression. With a rapidly developing economy, Palestine has a bright future if it plays its cards right. Unfortunately, with waves of Anti-Semitic moods coming and going in Europe, and spouts of outright violence against Jewish communities in countries like France, Prussia, and across Eastern Europe, Jewish migration to the Levant has steadily increased over the years, leading to friction between Jewish and Arab populations. While the more education, urban elites see no problem with similarly educated, and at times fairly well off, Jewish migrants from Europe, many of the lower classes and rural populations don't see eye to eye. And then there's the whole problem of Zionist militant groups, often times using terrorist tactics to fight against the British-armed Palestinian National Army, occasionally acting out in violence against the state and the general public…
