The author of Matthew's Gospel would have been aware of the 'Star' and one theory is that he used it as the inspiriation for his story of the Star of Bethlehem.
First of all, the expression is either "Viva Palestine" or "Viva la Palestina". Both mean "long, live Palestine". There is also the implicit assumption in the statement that this is for a Palestine that replaces Israel instead of a Palestine alongside of Israel.
You did not specify who "he" is. Do you mean an actor of a Star Wars movie?
If you mean Palestine, Jeddah is most definitly not in Palestine, it is in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Palestine Liberation Organization
If what you mean is 'When was the first Star Wars movie released?' Then the answer is 1977, with Star Wars: A new hope.
What do you mean you're star? If by zodiac you're an Aries, which is the first of the zodiacs.
it means grandmother
It means who the officials in hockey think played the best.
If I understood your question correctly, first century is the period between 0 - 99 A.D. and 100 A.D. being the beginning of the 2nd century. So when someone tells you, for example, that invention X was created in the 16th century...they mean 1500s A.D.
STAR, as an acronym, used to mean "Standardized Test for the Assessment of Reading." This meaning is no longer maintained, as the company has created STAR assessments for skills in domains other than reading. STAR Reading, the first STAR assessment, was originally just "STAR."
A first class century is any century scored outside of International or Test play. For example, if a player playing for Middlesex scored a century against Somerset in the English County Championship that century would be recorded as a first-class century. Centuries scored in limited-overs cricket are counted in a completely different category along with all limited-over statistics.
The one with wheel of fortone all star if u mean the show.