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https://www.reuters.com/article/us-china...SKBN1ZX00T
There are 361 deceases and 17,205 people infected so far. This Novel Coronavirus doesn't seem to be playing childish games, is it?

https://www.businessinsider.com/bird-flu...hly-2020-2
Wait a second! There's another virus invading China, it's the H5N1! It'd become deadlier than the novel coronavirus if it managed to infect people for 60% of infected people would pass away...

https://time.com/3445003/mandatory-palestine/
https://www.jpost.com/Features/In-Thespo...-Palestine
http://theconversation.com/palestine-and...ast-106408
Keep into account that there was NO PALESTINE STATE before the allies defeated the Axis and the League of Nations allowed Britain to take control of the newborn states. They weren't independent at all! They'd been territories under Ottoman control and that's it. Britain had the intention to create a Jewish state that would occupy the modern Israel-Palestine-Jordan territories. Negotiations with the Arabs, that didn't really own all of the disputed area reduced it to over 72% of the land for Jordan (or Transjordan or Jordan Palestine) and the other 28% to Israel or Jewish Palestine. But Arabs asked for more and here's where the real issue emerged. From the very beginning they simply refused to accept the Jewish Palestine state now Israel as an existing entity. The Israeli declaration of Independence and the recognition of that newborn state by the incumbent US President made it a legally binding foundation of a new state. They didn't include Jordan as part of their territory. Still, there had been negotiations between the British and the Arabs, again recall the Arabs weren't an independent nation or group of nations at all, where they tried to redraw the borders several times. Still, what's now Israel was pretty much included in the lands that Israel claimed as their own in 1948.

In theory there was no need for a Palestine State for it should have been included in modern Jordan from the very beginning. Even so Israel has gone through negotiations, wars, and ended up giving away more and more territories... and got pretty much nothing in return. Arabs will ALWAYS claim more and more lands, no matter how much land Israel would agree to disown permanently.

Recall that as winners, the allies were in a position where THEY could define how the borders would be drawn, without British aid, Arabs would not be able to even claim that the Kingdom of Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Syria or Lebanon even exist as independent nations. They'd still be known as Arab tribes under Ottoman rule otherwise.