Non-Jewish immigration

Non-Jewish immigration to Palestine took off in the 1840s as a result of two main economic developments. First, the region’s Ottoman rulers encouraged commercial activity by building modern infrastructure such as paved roads, railroads, ports, and telegraphs. Market agriculture began (for example, in wheat and oranges), the government created a public-school system, and entrepreneurs founded banks. The German historian Alexander Schölch แทงบอลยูโร