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Who was The cultural development of Israel been greatly influenced by?
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What ethnic group mostly influenced the culture of Israel other than the Jews?
When you discount the Jews, you are discounting the overwhelming cultural diversity that the Jews brought to Israel as a collective. (It would be like saying "Aside from the Whites, what racial group mostly influenced the culture of the USA?). However, the answer is that the Palestinian Arabs were the ethnic group that influenced the culture of Israel most strongly.
Which ethnic group is Israel most influenced by?
Jews, since Israel is 75% Jewish.
Where is Judaism most influenced today?
The United States and Israel, primarily.
Is Israel linked to the western world?
Israel is PART of the west, by modern definitions [economic, cultural, & political (current)]
How did Christianity influence Israel?
Christianity influenced the creation of state. This is because many Christians identified Israel as the birth place of Jesus.
Where is Motorola made?
The cell phone was developed in Israel by Motorola-Israel. Motorola built its largest development center worldwide in Israel.
What has greatly influenced Jewish religious and cultural identity?
The Talmud is believed to have greatly influenced the development of modern Israel.However, many point out that Israel has become a secular society, which was influenced by the western world.
What are the differences between Egypt and Israel cultural achievement?
Egypt has developed world renowned Mammy culture while Israel has world famous The Ten Testaments.
How has the ancient israel civilization influenced modern western civilizations?
the introduction of monotheism,and judeo-christian values.
What area is compared to Israel's Negev Desert in terms of regional development?
Arizona
What areas is comparable to Israel's Negev Desert in terms of regional development?
Arizona
What has the author William Israel Abraham written?
William Israel Abraham has written: 'Annual budgeting and development planning' -- subject(s): Budget
