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Sharia Law is recognized, but not enforced, by Israel for Muslim citizens. The Muslim clergy and courts are given authority to practice their laws, as long as they don't contradict general Israeli and international law.

That would have to be the three wise men who brought the baby Jesus gifts of frankincense and mirh.

I think that giving gifts at Christmas is a way of representing the gift of life, as Jesus' birthday is on Christmas Day.

The Muslims wanted the Holy Land because it supposedly was where the Muslim Prophet Muhammad took his "night journey" to Al-Quds, which is the Arabic name for Jerusalem. From here he supposedly ascended into heaven for one night. Muhammad directed his followers of the nascent religion of Islam to face to Al-Quds in the direction of prayer before later telling them they needed to face Mecca (Makkah) instead. Today, all Muslims face towards Mecca for prayer.

Jerusalem is considered the third holiest city in Islam, and is the site of the Al-Aqsa Mosque ("The Furthest Mosque"). Jerusalem was ruled by a series of Islamic dynasties for over a thousand years before Jewish settlers came to the Holy Land in what was then known as the Mandate of Palestine and began to colonize it.

Muslims want the Holy Land for its religious significance.

Arabs want Palestine for an Arab State.

Palestinians want a land to call their own.

Prime Minister David Ben Gurion issued the Israeli Declaration of Independence in 1948, but he was not a lone actor. There were a number of Zionists (not all Jews, but mostly) who were involved in the establishment of Israel.

The State of Israel came together as the result of Jewish immigration to the British Mandate of Palestine, Zionist leadership, Jewish militias and political and financial support from the West (primarily Jewish philanthropists). The first group are called the Halutzim or the Pioneers and they took it upon themselves to modernize Israel by cultivating the land and using European technology to improve its output and productivity. The Zionist leadership included some like Theodor Herzl, who envisioned the state, to Eliezer ben Yehuda, who developed Modern Hebrew as a functional language, to David Ben Gurion who declared Israel's independence and sovereignty, among many others. There were numerous Jewish militias defending the Halutzim and attacking the British (and eventually the Arabs when conflict started) such as the Palmach, the Haganah, and the Irgun. Finally, without the monetary contributions from families like the Rothschilds, there would have been no way for the nascent pre-governmental and governmental organizations to acquire enough capital to maintain an internal infrastructure.

Islam is against racism and discrimination policies practiced by Israel but not against the Israelis who call for peace and living in harmony with the Palestinians (Muslims and non Muslims)..

If Islam is against racism and discrimination policies, they wouldn't convict people for not being Muslims in the middle east. Unfortunatly, they do so yes Islam is against Israel because Islam teaches the killing of non-Muslims

(most especially Jews).

Can't answer about israel, but Jordan is a very safe country , i live ther and there is no place that isn't safe.

Golda Meir was elected Prime Minister on March 17, 1969, after serving as Minister

of Labor and Foreign Minister. She was Israel's first, and the world's third, woman

to hold such an office. Former Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion used to call Meir

"the best man in the government".

Her party won the elections in December 1973, but she resigned on April 11, 1974,

and was succeeded by Yitzhak Rabin on June 3, 1974.

if they are willing to accept defeat

Israel is a singular country. It has no countries within it.

i think it was the 10 plagues the calf died in one of them then when aron and moasues set the slaves free they all started worshiping the calf

The main spots for Christianity are Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Nazareth, and Ariel those have the largest populations of Christians. Those Christians generally celebrate Christmas with large family gatherings and mass in the Churches of the Nativity, Assumption, and Holy Sepulchre. There are approximately 195,000 Palestinian Christians and about 12,000 messianic Jews. Also, there are many Russian-born Israelis who celebrate Christmas.

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Christmas is just like any other weekday in Israel. Since over 90% of the population is Jewish or Muslim (neither of which celebrate Christmas), people go to work on Christmas. Schools are in session, and banks and businesses are open as usual. This is the case throughout the Middle East and in most of Asia as well.

the curative powers of the Dead Sea are the minerals found in the area. The salt, magnesium, natrium, potassium, bromide, calcium. It is the lowest place on earth, has the highest ozone layer and almost perfect weather 330 days a year. The Dead Sea has healing properties because of the weather and the abundance of minerals--and no pollution. It is good for the mind and the body.

Muslims in the middle east

Israel was not a country yet in World War II, so the question is not really applicable, but Muslims on-the-ground opposed a future Jewish State.

That famous handshake was between Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, American President Bill Clinton, and Palestinian Liberation Organization Chairman Yasser Arafat.

God commands Joshua to take the land and give it to the followers of Moses. God further commands Joshua to kill everyone currently living there that is not Israeli. Joshua and his armies manage to do this quite well and this will become the first recorded act of genocide.

The United States was willing to give Egypt aid only if Egypt did not buy weapons from Communists.

No. The Atlantic Ocean is in the way.

The zionist movement was the national movement of Jewish culture that supported creating a homeland. This homeland is now called Israel and has caused a lot of controversy that continues on to today.

Israel, while home to many Jews, also is home to Muslims, Christians, Druze, Baha'i and others.

No as you can see the airport in the episode is not Israeli airport

Tradition puts the time of the Judges from the death of Joshua (1244 BCE) until the anointing of King Saul, some 355 years later. During that time there were no kings among the Israelites (Judges 19:1), because God ruled them (ibid. 8:23), meaning that they still felt God's presence strongly enough to not need a king.

For a list of the Judges, see the attached Related Link.

No only for house keeping

you cant come out with it outside