Answer 1
Jerusalem is the first, & the holy House of Almighty GOD. It's the first place built to worship Almighty GOD on this Earth and it's the only door to the heaven. It is the real door. That is why; the Muslims and the Jews know this.
Answer 2
While the Jews are one united religion, Arabs are not. The vast majority are Muslim, but there are a minority of Christian Arabs who also revere Jerusalem. Jerusalem's importance to each group is primarily religious. See the links below to find out more about these religious claims.
There is also the political dimension to control of Jerusalem in that this city symbolizes the longevity of both Jewish and Arab historical occupancy of the land.
Yes. The three monotheistic religions (of which Arabs and Israelis are mainly composed) all venerate the city.
Yes as both the Jews and Muslims consider Jerusalem as a holy city., and Israel want it as their capital one day.
The Seljuk Turks (Sunni Muslims) conquered the city form the Abbassid Arabs (Sunni Muslims).
Oases are green areas fed by underground water. The Arabs took advantage of this and used it for their cattle or "herd" to survive.
Titus destroyed Jerusalem, burning the city and the temple in 70CE.
its important to the Jews because its the capital of our beloved Israel and its important to the Arabs because its important to us
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Semites. Jerusalem, according to tradition, was founded by Shem and rededicated by King David.
Yes. The three monotheistic religions (of which Arabs and Israelis are mainly composed) all venerate the city.
Arabs are important because they add to the different people in our society..... such as Caucasians, African Americans, ARABS, Chinese.....etc.
Arabs are an ethnicity, so they do not have any holy cities per se. However, as over 90% of Arabs are Muslims, it would be safe to say that Mecca, Medina, and Jerusalem, the three most holy cities in Islam, are holy to most Arabs.
Hebron is a city of the west bank south south west of Jerusalem. It is sacred to the Jews and Arabs as the home and burial place of Abraham and to Jews as King Davids capital.
Yes. There is a historic Christian Quarter in the Old City of Jerusalem. Otherwise there is no specific area for Christians, but they can live all areas.There are also Arab villages that are primarilly christian Arabs in the greater Jerusalem metropolitan area
Yes as both the Jews and Muslims consider Jerusalem as a holy city., and Israel want it as their capital one day.
There is no important outcome of the council of Jerusalem. It was one of the less-important council's