The Palestinian-Jordanian War
In 1947 a envoy from the Arab Higher Committee arrived in Amman to reject King Abdullah of Transjordan's offer to bring the people of Palestine under his tutelage. However despite the Palestinian objections, the UN places the Arabs of Palestine under the Kingdom of Transjordan. In the year following the partition declaration tensions would build, exploding with the influx of refugees from Haifa and Yafa. over the next two years of open rebellion the smaller Jordanian and Israeli armies are unable to subjugate the territory.
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We technically already had this IE Black September
Have a very hard time seeing the Palestinians winning. Jordan would have the Arab Legion, the most effective Arab force in the 1948 war, armed, trained and still commanded by British officers. It was only the Arab Legion who won any serious victories against the Israelis, winning several battles, and taking control of East Jerusalem and the West Bank. (Until the Six Day War mind you, but that's later.)
The Palestinians would not have the leadership, the organization, the manpower, the resources or weapons to win. Not even with the other Arab powers who are far more likely to invade and conquer the region themselves.
And why would they? OTL, King Abdullah went about putting down Palestinian nationalism, such as all of them getting citizenship, Police within the West Bank wore Jordanian uniforms and Jordanian postage stamps were used instead of the British stamps previously used. Palestinians had equal rights within Jordanian society and half of the seats in the Jordanian Parliament were located in the West Bank.
they effectively use alien space bats