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In the 19th century, Palestine was home to a diverse population consisting of approximately 86% Muslims, 10% Christians, and 4% Jews, living together in relative harmony. During the late 1800s, a European group known as Zionists emerged with the objective of establishing a Jewish homeland. They initially considered various locations in Africa and the Americas but ultimately chose Palestine as their destination.
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