During [[World War I]], the Spanish zone in Northern Morocco was utilized to foment hostilities against the French forces. In addition, the ''Teskilat-i Mahsusa'' (Ottoman Empire) TM formed volunteer units such as the Druze Voluntary Detachment led by Amir Shakib Arslan (1869-1946) with 110 men recruited from Mount Lebanon who were attached to the Hejaz Campaign Force.<ref>Safi, The Ottoman Special Organization 2012, p. 204. | During [[World War I]], the Spanish zone in Northern Morocco was utilized to foment hostilities against the French forces. In addition, the ''Teskilat-i Mahsusa'' (Ottoman Empire) TM formed volunteer units such as the Druze Voluntary Detachment led by Amir Shakib Arslan (1869-1946) with 110 men recruited from Mount Lebanon who were attached to the Hejaz Campaign Force.<ref>Safi, The Ottoman Special Organization 2012, p. 204. |