[Verginius Rufus]

I found a map put out by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs online along the lines of your map (that is, to show Transjordan as detached from the original mandate area), but with the borders I remember as the earlier Jordan-Iraq and Jordan-Saudi Arabia borders. Apparently there was an agreement in 1965 whereby Jordan gave up some land in the far southeast in return for getting a longer coastline on the Gulf of Aqaba.

The Golan Heights wasn't part of the British mandate--I don't think it became an issue until the Syrians started firing down on Israel from there.

[Vendome]

You are exactly right on the Golan.

I would never give it back either.

Works both ways and now Israel can fire with direct line of sight to the other side.

It’s funny though, if you go look up some pics of the Golan you will see border fencing and they are hilarious looking.

Israel on side and Lebanon on the other.