The Arab defeat in the War of Independence did not bring an end to Arab violence against Israel. Despite numerous overtures of peace from the Israeli government, the Arab world continued to threaten and perpetrate violence against the young state. The London Times reported in March, 1949, that the Arabs were by no means finished with their struggle against Israel. However, Egypt, Trandjordan and Syria did sign armistice agreements with Israel during that year. The war was over, but the Arabs were certainly not satisfied. Jordan maintained a strict policy forbidding Jews to visit the Western Wall or the Temple Mount. Arab infiltrators known as Fedayeen attacked civilians through the first half of the 1950s. Peace in the region remained elusive and still has not been achieved today.

1. 1949 Israel Offers Peace
2. 1949 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries- Iraq
3. 1949 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Yemen
4. 1949-1967 Jordan Says No to Christians
5. 1949 The Temple Mount
6. February 1949 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Syria
7. February 6, 1949 Arab Refugees
8. February 8, 1949 Saudi Arabia Says No To Peace
9. February 15, 1949 Arab Refugees
10. February 17, 1949 Arab Refugees
11. February 19, 1949 Arab Refugees
12. February 24, 1949 Egyptian-Israeli Armistice Agreement
13. March 3, 1949 Israel Joins the United Nations
14. March 8, 1949 Israel Offers Peace
15. March 16, 1949 Arabs’ Struggle Against Israel is Not Over
16. March 20, 1949 Antisemitism
17. March 22, 1949 Former Lebanese UN Representative, Camille Chamoun
18. March 30, 1949 Armistice Agreement between Israel and Transjordan
19. April 3, 1949 Jordan Prevents Jewish Access to the Western Wall
20. April 3, 1949 Temple Mount
21. April 7, 1949 Arab Refugees
22. April 25, 1949 Arab League
23. May 2, 1949 King Abdullah of Jordan
24. May 6, 1949 Arab Refugees
25. May 10, 1949 Syrian Newspaper: Need for Underground Arab Movement
26. May 11, 1949 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Egypt
27. May 11, 1949 Israel Offers Peace
28. May 15, 1949 Arabs Prepared to Fight for Revenge
29. May 15, 1949 Near East Arabic Radio
30. June 15, 1949 Israel Offers Peace
31. June 20, 1949 Arab Refugees
32. June 30, 1949 Arab Refugees
33. July 20, 1949 Syria Will Accept Armistice Agreement Terms
34. August 1, 1949 Palestine Conciliation Commission
35. August 5, 1949 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Syria
36. August 9, 1949 Egypt Illegally Blocks Suez Canal to Israeli Shipping
37. October 11, 1949 Arab Refugees
38. October 19, 1949 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Iraq
39. December 7, 1949 Jordanian Desecration of Jewish Holy Sites
40. December 8, 1949 Arab Refugees
41. December 28, 1949 774,000 Arab Refugees
42. 1950 UNRWA is Established
43. 1950 Arab Refugees
44. 1950 King Abdullah on Arab Refugees
45. January 28, 1950 Egyptian Government on Straits of Tiran
46. March 1, 1950 175,000 Jewish Refugees from Iraq
47. April 6, 1950 Arab Refugees – Fifth Column
48. April 6, 1950 Arab Refugees
49. April 14, 1950 Defense Minister of Syria
50. April 23, 1950 Arab Refugees
51. April 24, 1950 The State of Jordan is Created
52. April 24, 1950 Arab Refugees
53. May 8, 1950 Israel Offers Peace
54. July 21, 1950 Arab Refugees
55. September 21, 1950 Israel Offers Peace
56. October 23, 1950 Arab Refugees
57. November 1950 Arab Refugees
58. November 7, 1950 Arab Refugees
59. November 20, 1950 Arab Refugees
60. November 29, 1950 Arab Refugees
61. November 30, 1950 Arab Refugees
62. November 30, 1950 Israel Offers Peace
63. December 14, 1950 Israel Offers Peace
64. 1951 U.N. Palestine Conciliation Comission Gives Up
65. 1951 350,00 Jewish Refugees from Arab Lands
66. 1951 Attacks by Arab Infiltrators – Fedayeen
67. 1951-1952 Arab Refugees
68. January 14, 1951 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Iraq
69. March 1951 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Iraq
70. March 7, 1951 Arab Refugees
71. March 10, 1951 Jewish Refugees from Arab Countries – Iraq
72. March 25, 1951 Newspaper El Yom of Lebanon
73. May 4-8 1951 Arab Refugees
74. May 12, 1951 Arab Refugees
75. May 20, 1951 Arab Refugees
76. June 1951 Jewish Refugees from Arab Lands – Iraq