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Homophobia is in every country, but Israel does have one of the most gay-friendly cultures on the planet. Gay people would only find significant homophobia in Muslim and Christian villages, as well as ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods.

Homo erectus is estimated to have traveled approximately 9,000 to 11,000 kilometers from Ubeidiya, Israel, to Lantian, China. This migration is believed to have occurred over thousands of years as they gradually spread across Asia.

Israel is a small country in the Middle East with a diverse landscape that includes the coastal plains along the Mediterranean Sea, the mountainous regions of the Galilee and Golan Heights, the Jordan Valley, the Negev Desert in the south, and the Dead Sea, which is the lowest point on Earth. These physical features contribute to Israel's biodiversity and provide a range of natural resources.

Frank Stella, the American artist, was born in Malden, Massachusetts on May 12, 1936. He is not Israeli and there is no information to suggest that he currently lives in Israel. Stella is known for his abstract artwork and has had a successful career in the United States.

Surprisingly, the old stereotype may actually prove true: the Jews (being its citizens).

Israel's economy is not "controlled" by anyone, but it is contributed to by Israeli firms, taxes, duties, and foreign aid. This is similar to any other capitalist country.

Yes he does kill someone that was watching the Hispaniola with him.

The United Methodist Church has always been a stauch ally of Israel. Over

the past few years, the church has taken a more critical tone towards Israel over its handling of the Palestinian crisis. The United Methodist Church has

always taken a lead role in advocating peace and justice issues. The church has taken a firm stand that advocates a Palestinian State. The UMC, along with

other mainline Protestant denominations, will always be a friend of Israel but

when Israel does something that is unwarranted, they will be justifiably criticized.

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Quite simple, Israel is only in the news when the world thinks it is doing something wrong, it is currently not taking any drastic measures to defend itself so the media will lay low and wait until some israeli minister faces charges or a palestinian family will be evicted from their supposed home because of (ahem) political reasons of course. (no one gets thrown out of their house in the US if it doesnt belong to them...)

Christian knights typically took several months to travel to the holy land during the time of the Crusades. The exact duration varied depending on the starting point, mode of transport, and any obstacles or delays encountered along the way.

The African-American and United Nations (UN) official Ralph Bunche.

The same as today: the Jordan River and the Kinneret (Sea of Galilee).

The Israelites were distinctive in several ways compared to many other ancient civilizations:

Monotheism: While polytheism was widespread in the ancient world, with each civilization often worshipping multiple gods, the Israelites were among the first to adhere to strict monotheism, believing in one God, Yahweh.

Covenant Relationship: The Israelites believed they had a special covenant relationship with their God, Yahweh. This covenant formed the basis of their religious and social identity, emphasizing loyalty and obedience to God's laws.

Ethical Monotheism: Unlike many other ancient religions that focused primarily on rituals and appeasing gods, Israelite religion emphasized ethical behavior and moral conduct. The Hebrew Bible contains numerous ethical teachings and laws aimed at guiding individuals and communities toward righteous living.

Written Scriptures: The Israelites were among the earliest civilizations to develop a comprehensive written religious scripture, which became the basis for the Jewish Bible (the Tanakh) and later the Christian Old Testament. This scripture played a central role in preserving their religious beliefs, history, and cultural identity.

Diaspora: The Israelites experienced multiple exiles and dispersals throughout their history, leading to the formation of Jewish communities (diaspora) in various parts of the world. This dispersion contributed to the preservation and spread of Jewish culture, religion, and identity.

These factors set the Israelites apart from many other ancient civilizations and have had a profound influence on Western religious and ethical thought.

19 miles or about 30 kilometers.

Jews believe they have a right to their ancestral homeland of Israel and Arabs believe they have a right to their ancestral possession of Palestine. Unfortunately, these two rights conflict because Israel and Palestine overlap.

Understanding the causes behind a situation can help you determine who is truly at fault.

in 3;25 minutes long video we have shown 5 Reasons which cause this Attack and this situation.

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-- The 2008 population of Israel ... where Hebrew is the official language ... was 7,018,000.

-- Hebrew is also used in prayer, study, and conversation by many of the roughly 9 million Jews

in 137 other countries worldwide.

Shalom in Hebrew, the main language spoken in Israel.

to a male: shalom uvaruch haba (שולום וברוך הבא)

to a female: shalom uvrucha haba'a (שולום וברוכה הבאה)

to a group: shalom uvruchim haba'im (שולום וברוכים הבאים)

Each country has its own internal postal code system (or not, some countries don't use postal codes at all), so there is no such thing as a zip code for Israel. Within Israel different areas get different codes much like they do in the US. Israeli postal codes have 5 digits

In the U.S., many Jews have professional jobs in the financial industry. Remember, however, the old saying about having a doctor in the family! Doctors of all specialties, dentists, and other health care professions are common as well. But really, Jews have all types of jobs in the U.S. and around the world.

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Yes, They are an off shoot of the Grey Wolf. They are becoming very aggressive and a problem for Iraq villagers/farmers. See L.A. Times article.

Barley grows in Israel's south, between Beer Shebah and the Gaza strip.