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How many times has Israel attacked its neighboring countries since its creation in 1948?
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1) In 1956, Israel attacked Egypt with the prompting of the United Kingdom and France.
2) In 1967, Israel attacked Egypt responding to an Egyptian blockade of Israel's southern port.
All other wars that Israel has participated in have been brought about due to attacks on its land or its people first.
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What was the Middle Easts reaction to the creation of Israel?
They attacked Israel within days of its formal creation.
Where is israel located relative to neighboring countries?
Israel is located south of certain of its neighboring countries, west of others, and northwest of the remainder.
Is Egypt in Israel?
No. Israel and Egypt are two neighboring countries.
What countries were upset at the creation of Israel and why?
Arabs
What are Israel's beliefs?
In contrast to some neighboring countries, Israel has no state religion, though most people in Israel are Jewish.
Israel's most important river?
Israel only has one river, The Jordan River, which it shares with neighboring countries.
Why does Israel feel threatened by neighboring countries?
Generally, this stems from the fact that several countries around Israel have threatened its destruction and mobilized armies or militants to that effect.
What is the controversy in Israel all about?
The Arab countries surrounding Israel have never wanted Israel to exist, and have attacked numerous times.
Which small territory has been a source of dispute between Israel and neighboring countries for years?
Jordan river
Who the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948 about how many native Palestinians moved into neighboring Arab countries?
720,000A+
What are challenges in Israel?
Israels biggest challenge is to stay safe from attack from her neighboring Arab countries, which want her annihilated.
Why are so many of Israel's neighboring countries against it?
Because Israel exists, and is governed by Jews, who refuse to go away, march into the sea, or lie down.
