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The consequences of the First World War on the Arab world constituted essential developments, which were a sequel to those events that the East knew, starting from the Turkification policy that was devoted to identity and discrimination between Arabs and Turks, and precipitated the emergence of secret and public societies in the heart of the Ottoman Empire and abroad, worked to tear historical and geographical ties, and precipitated the Arab revolution with the support of Britain and France, which accelerated the pulling of the rug from the Ottoman Empire from the Arab Mashreq, to enter the region in a new phase of Western conspiracies, starting from the Sykes-Picot Treaty to Paris Peace Conference 1920.