Which best explains how the division of palestine in 1947 led to conflict between jews and arabs? the division into jewish and arab states led arabs to feel that jews hated them. the division into jewish and arab states led jews to feel that arabs were anti-semitic. the division into jewish and arab states led jews to feel that arabs were taking their land. the division into jewish and arab states led arabs to feel that jews were taking their land.

"The division into Jewish and Arab states led Arabs to feel that Jews were taking their land" would be the best option, since the Arabs had been living there for long before. 

The division into Jewish and Arab states led Arabs to feel that Jews were taking their land.

Arabs had been living in Palestine and in an established state. In an effort to provide Jews a homeland and a place to call their own following the devastation of the Holocaust, the world powers created a Jewish state. In creating the Jewish state, land was taken from Palestine creating Israel. Since the division of Palestine, Arabs have been fighting to regain their land and original state which they believe had been taken from them by the Jews who control Israel.

Herodotus taught that absolute right and wrong did exist.