The British position on the Saudi-Jordanian border disputes1920-1933

Abstract

witnessed ,1933 The research period, which extended from 1920 until b order disputes between Saudi Arabia and Jordan, which resulted in mutual attacks between the two parties. This research aimed to trace the British position towards border disputes, and the efforts made by Britain to stop raids as a mandated state over the Emirate of TransjordanThe study concluded that, despite Britain's attempts to resolve the differences, it did not make efforts or firm measures to control these mutual attacks between the two parties, and the cases of invasions between the tribes stopped thanks to the efforts made by Prince Abdullah and King Abdulaziz Al Saud in ending the differences between the two countries.