Israel

A moshav is a cooperative settlement consisting of independent small farms, or land farmed by the whole community with each family having its own house and garden.

A kibbutz is a communal farm or factory in Israel run collectively and dedicated to the principle that production work and domestic work are of equal value.

Catholics did not start Israel.

nothing..

The advantages of saying no is that God will bless our country because we all know that Israel is the promised land by God and whoever curses it will also be cursed. The disadvantages is that Palestine can declare war against our country or they will not help us in supplying gasoline that we all Filipinos need.

They are its neighbors and frequently its adversaries.

Herzl, assigned to the Dreyfus trial in Paris by an Austrian newspaper, saw that anti-Antisemitism could not be eliminated in Europe. He sought another land for the Jewish People - Zion (Israel). He became a Zionist because he also realized that Israel, which has been the homeland of the Jewish people as long as Jewish people have existed, is the only realistic, rational choice of homeland for the Jewish people.

Check the Kfar Hamaccabia, just outside Ramat Gan. Not cheap, but definitely significantly

less than the Sheraton or David, and a pure delight.

Mount Megiddo (which is the same as Armageddon) is in the northwest of Israel, not far from Haifa (30km, southeast of Haifa).

Israel was not independent prior to 1948 and the Holocaust ended in 1945. As for the territory on which Israel sits, because of the British victory over the German Afrika Corps in the Second Battle of El-Alamein in Egypt, Nazi German troops never made it to the British Mandate for Palestine, so there was no invasion.

Eric Effi Kivelevitz won the 2009 the IFBB Mr Israel competition. He now continues to compete in the US.

I recategorized you Q as there are many types of etiquette in Israel. Jews that keep Kosher, Muslims, and Christians, plus the customs idigenous to the country. Please wait for other contributors to help us out here.

Prior to the British, French, and Israeli Invasion, the State Department already had a few objectives as concerns Egypt. They wanted to prevent a second Arab-Israeli War and they wanted to keep the Suez Canal in European hands since its nationalization could have a negative impact on the passage of freight (and petroleum) from the Persian Gulf to Europe and the Americas. In 1956, Nasser, President of Egypt, decided to nationalize the Suez Canal. It was in retaliation that the British, French, and Israelis invaded Egypt in an attempt to compel Egypt to return the Canal to European control.

US President Eisenhower's response was to attempt to negotiate a compromise where Egypt would be allowed to maintain control over the Suez Canal provided that they paid the British compensation for the nationalization and did not restrict trade (meaning that they would follow the Constantinople Convention of the Suez Canal of 1888). However, Eisenhower was opposed to any military action in the Middle East and compelled the British, French, and Israeli forces to withdraw from sovereign Egyptian territory. These events led to the Eisenhower Doctrine, which pledged that the US would distribute economic and military aid and, if necessary, use military force to contain communism in the Middle East.

Masada is about 1,300 feet (400 m) high.

no, he does not.

Israel only has one river, The Jordan River, which it shares with neighboring countries.

There was no "war of independence". In late 1947, the United Nations General Assembly

voted to allow Jewish authorities to oversee a piece of land in the Middle East. In May of 1948,

those authorities declared that piece of land to be an independent country, and that was

all it took. There was no war, Israel existed, and it was recognized as an independent nation

by many others around the world, including the US and UK. But there were others that were

troubled by Israel's existence as an independent nation. In fact, they were so troubled that

the combined armies of Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Egypt attacked Israel soon after its

declaration of independence. They failed to take over the country and bring its government

down, and although most of them are still bothered by Israel's presence after 62 years,

Israel still exists.

The war was not one of independence. It was one of survival, and Israel won that one.

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On the contrary, he got twice as much, since each of his two sons received a portion.

Additional information:

Both Levi and Joseph did not get a tribe, however, Joseph's two sons - Ephraim and Manasseh - were adopted by Jacob as his own (see Genesis 48:5) and each given a tribe of Israel.

Note: Sometimes the 'birthright' holder Ephraim is referred to as Joseph in Scripture - see Numbers 1:32-33

Levi did not get a tribe because of their special position in the Temple and the local shrines.

Israel does not NEED a Messiah. Israel looks forward longingly to the Messiah.

Judaism teaches that a Man should do everything in his power to achieve Divakut, a perfect cleaving to God and the Divine Will. The Messiah brings the Kingdom of God to the Earthly plane making this cleavage far easier and far more natural. The strictures of the Jewish religion will no longer be necessary in the Messianic Age because the connection to God that they are intended to foster will occur without them.

That is the big question. No one knows for sure.

I dont know help me out here plz :d thamks

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