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How does the country's history affect development on the environment?
It's simple. If ogers exist in the history the environment is more slimy. If ogers don't exist in the history, then sooner or later the ogerizers will ogerize the country and the environment will also become slimy.
Where does Israel's history begin?
Israel´s history began about 3,000 years ago in the Land of Canaan, which was later called "Eretz Israel" - The Land of Israel- and then, after the Jewish revolt by Bar Kohba,was renamed in "Palestine" by Romans who conquered this land
What was the role of Jacob?
Jacob, son of Isaac, was later in his life named Israel, in recognition of his being the father of the twelve patriarchs of the nation of Israel , later to become the twelve tribes.
What country did not become a nuclear power in the postwar period?
Most countries did not become nuclear powers! The UK and Russia followed after the US within about 5 years I think, though I have not checked dates. Then France and China somewhat later, and Israel, India, and Pakistan after that.
What is the significance of the 12 tribes of Israel in biblical history?
The 12 tribes of Israel were the descendants of the 12 sons of Jacob, who was later named Israel. They formed the foundation of the nation of Israel in biblical history. Each tribe had its own territory and played a crucial role in the history and religious practices of the Israelites. The tribes were seen as a symbol of unity and identity for the people of Israel, and their lineage was important in determining leadership and inheritance within the community.
What country did the Hebrews go to?
That depends when. From the time of Abraham, and again after the sojourn in Egypt, they went to Canaan (Israel). Later, the large majority were exiled to other places. See also:http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-history/timeline-of-jewish-historyhttp://judaism.answers.com/jewish-history/destruction-and-diaspora
What five books tell about the isrealities history?
The first five books of the Bible, Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, tell of the early history of Israel. But the books of Joshua Judges, Samuel, Kings, Chronicles, Ezra and Nehemiah, tell also of the later history of Israel.
Is Israel a legal country?
Yes it is. Approved by the UN in 1947 and recognized by the UN and a lot of countries in 1948 and later.
Who was it who voted for Israel to become a country in 1947?
You must be referring to the November 1947 UN resolution to partition part of the lands of the Middle East that the British were about to vacate, with one portion to be administered by the local Arab authorities, and the other part by the local Jewish authorities. That resolution passed in the UN General Assembly by a majority vote of the UN members at that time. The list of countries can be found on line. It was not a vote "for Israel to become a country". The leaders of Israel did that, six months later, as soon the administration of the Jewish partition passed to them from the British.
How do you become King of the Jews?
Go to Israel, conquer the country, and call yourself the king. o_o The only reference I know of "The King of the Jews" is in the Bible, and it was used at first as a reference to Jesus and, later on, as a sign of mockery. every christian is a king of Jews
Who raised 12 ons and became 12 tribes of Israel?
It was Jacob who raised 12 sons, who later become the 12 tribes of Isareal.
Where did the Israeli slaves go from Egypt?
They went into the Sanai Desert and lived as nomads for forty years before entering the land of Canaan, which would later become the nation of Israel.
