Transjordan Mandate
The League-approved settlement gave Abdullah a clearer legal framework for governing Transjordan. His government exercised local executive responsibilities while Britain remained internationally accountable for the mandate.
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The League-approved settlement gave Abdullah a clearer legal framework for governing Transjordan. His government exercised local executive responsibilities while Britain remained internationally accountable for the mandate.
Raids by Ikhwan forces from the Arabian Peninsula threatened Transjordan's settlements and compelled Abdullah's administration to reinforce frontier security.
The League of Nations approved arrangements that distinguished Transjordan from the provisions of the Palestine Mandate concerning a Jewish national home.
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