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The Palestine British Mandate was created with the objective of administering a few predetermined parts of the crumbling Ottoman Empire. The Palestine British Mandate was effected from 1923. The Mandate was liquidated in 1946.
The official name of the Palestine British Mandate was the British Mandate of Palestine. It was a League of Nations Mandate. The Mandate came into existence after the Second World War. The great war saw the Ottoman Empire being carved up by the Treaty of Sevres. The Palestine British Mandate included the modern territories of Israel, Jordan, Gaza Strip and the West Bank. The British Mandate of Palestine was officially put into oblivion by the creation of the Jewish State of Israel in 1948.
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