Jesus wasn't really a leader of Israel. He had the right heritage to be the King of Israel but He was rejected by the nation of Israel.
Being "in very nature God" would probably be the big one.
In Greek and Roman mythology, everything the other Gods controlled and all of the people in the world
Jesus was from the region of Galilee in ancient Israel. He spent much of his ministry preaching and performing miracles in the area around the Sea of Galilee.
Protestant and Catholics are not very different from each other, the biggest difference is that Protestants do not believe in Jesus as the Lord. Another difference is the lack of a Pope or head leader for the Protestants.
By a prime minister - currently - Benyamin Netaniahu.
The best answer to that question would be "Jesus". If you're keen to know the current earthly leader, Christianity is a very divers faith so there is no one single universally recognised "religious leader". Catholics recognise the pope (currently Pope Francis) as their earthly leader. Other churches recognise other leaders and adopt different models of church leadership.
It is the only democracy in the area.
Yes Jesus is to Christians fact. To other people in different religions Jesus is make-believe.
Most of the United States is north of Israel, but Florida, several other southern states, and Hawaii are south of Israel. However, the United States and Israel are on different continents.
No. Israel ceased to exist as a nation after its destruction by the Assyrians in 722 BCE. The territory formerly occupied by the Israelites became the Assyrian province of Samaria, although by the time of Jesus it was under Roman control. A new nation of Israel was formed in 1949, covering much of the former lands of Israel, and also the former lands of Judah and some other territory.
Christianity was founded in Israel, where the teachings of Jesus Christ began. Because of prosecution, the church dispersed into Greece, Syria, Asia Minor and all sorts of other places.Christ's church was founded in Jerusalem. The account is found in Acts 2.Christianity was found in Israel. In Israel where Jesus taught. I wouldn't say it was founded more like evolved from the Jewish faith tradition. Jesus was a Jew.Matthew 16:18I also say to you that you are Peter, and upon this rock I will build My church; and the gates of Hades will not overpower it.
Almost all Jews (including those in Israel) will not mention the name of Jesus Christ. They usually call Him "This man." or other non-nominative pronouns.
God desired all persons to love Him and follow Him because Adam and Eve had sinned in the Garden of Eden and were separated from God, and every person since that time were born separated from God. So God chose a nation (Israel) to bring forth the Messiah so that all persons would have a chance to come back to Him. Jesus is that Messiah (Christ). He was born to Mary in Bethlehem and was from the tribe of Judah. Jesus was born a Jew (An Israelite. When Jesus was crucified on the cross on Calvary and was resurrected the third day after the "New Covenant" went into force. People in Israel and in other parts of the known world believed on Jesus as the Messiah. Not many years after the resurrection in the city of Antioch the followers of Jesus became known as Christians (Christ-ians). So because Jesus lived and died and was resurrected in Israel, Christianity was founded in Israel.