Which country does not share a border with Israel Jordan Saudi Arabia Syria or Lebanon?
Jordan does not border the Mediterranean, as it is east of Israel.
It has a short coastline on the Gulf of Aqaba, which is an inlet of the Red Sea.
How did Israel receive their independence?
Yes. Israel had to win the Jewish-Arab Engagement of 1947-1949 (the latter 11 months are also known as the Arab-Israeli War of 1948-9) in order to become fully independent.
What country is the city of Jerusalem where the Jews' Holy Temple was located today?
in Jerusalem where elseyes but if you want the absolute location:31degrees 46'40 degrees north& 35 degrees 14'08 degrees east, and for relative location it was built on mount Moriah
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The Temple of Jerusalem was located downstream from the Haram (Esplanade of the Mosques)
Yes. Very close allies but not as much as the US and Isreal.
What is the altitude in Israel?
In Israel, you can find terrain between 9,230 feet abovesea level, at the peak of
Mount Hermon, down to 1,350 feet below sea level at the Dead Sea ... the lowest
point on Earth.
Where to buy an Israeli shekel in St. Louis Missouri?
Your best bet is to buy Shekel through the bank.
How many times is the phrase Holy one of Israel mentioned in the bible?
In the King James version
the phrase - Holy one of Israel - appears 31 times
Israel's God is Jehovah. He is the only God in the universe. Jesus was Jehovah in the flesh.
Which continent is Israel politically located on?
Israel is located in Asia. It is located in the west of the continent near Africa.
How many people are citizens of Israel?
The population of Israel in 2008 was 7,018,000 not including the Jewish population of the West Bank.
The ethnic composition of the population in 2005 was 76.2% Jewish, 23.8% Arab and other.
How has israel's history affected the country today?
It depends who you ask, Israel gave to the world allot of important technology, because Israel money that goes to science
Israel is not an English-speaking country. Israel has two official languages: Hebrew and Arabic. It just happens that many Israelis are worldly individuals and have learned English to communicate with non-Israelis, especially in Western countries. It was also helpful that Israel used to be part of the British Empire.
How long has Israel been at war with other countries?
Israel has never been at complete peace with it's neighbours. It signed peace treaty with Egypt in 1979 and with Jordan in 1994. In addition it's in "peace" with Fatah of the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank but in an ongoing war with Hamas in Gaza, which is kind of part of the PA.
As for Lebanon and Syria, Israel is at war with them, latest actual conflict was at 2006 with Lebanon.
Relationship with Iran is hostile.
What countries do not recognize Israel as a country?
Did Jewish people have a country before israel exist?
The Jewish people as a whole, both watered down and pure, where scatered primarily across the whole of the Muslim world, and the Americas, mostly North America. As a group of people they did not live in any single country. Furthermore, although small numbers of families lived there, for the most part Jews did not live in significant numbers in Africa or east asia. It was mostly the Muslim world, Europe, and the Americas. Although a significant number DID move to China, that community has dissapeared; it has been absorbed by the population completely. If there are any Jews left in China, highly likely they live in Hong Kong, also highly likely they are British. [[User:67.148.120.72|67.148.120.72]]stardingo747
What is the time difference between London and Tel Aviv?
Tel Aviv is two hours ahead (GMT+2). When it's 1:00pm in London (England), it's 3:00pm in Tel Aviv (Israel).
What two groups are fighting in Israel?
In Israel Specifically
At the present time (September 2010), although Israel is the focus of spirited ideological and political debate both inside and outside its borders, there is no armed conflict underway, and there hasn't been any for several years.
In the General Region
Jews and Arabs.
What is the name of the israel special forces?
There are 2 types of "Special Forces" units in the Israeli Defence Forces;
1. "Palsar" - reconnaissance and raiding companies integral to Brigades of the Army: eg Para, Golani, Givati, Nahal etc.. Their missions are essentially tactical in support of their parent brigade's operations - eg route reconnaissance, clearing and surveillance; diversionary raids, prisoner snatches, special demolition tasks etc..
2. "Sayeret" - autonomous companies (or battalions) of troops of strategic purpose who operate under the direction of higher command authorities, including the Office of the Prime Minister/ Cabinet. Their operations are covert; usually at long range, frequently outside the borders of Israel, and generally geared to achieving "strategic" effects - eg location and destruction of enemy assets such as nuclear facilities, major bases, ports, major headquarters etc, or external hostage rescue/ counter terrorism ops, or "kill or capture" of key enemy personnel.
"Sayert Matkal" is the General Staff Reconnaissance Unit, about a battalion size, subordinate to the Chiefs of Staff and Military Intelligence Directorate. Israeli equivalent of the British SAS or US Combat Applications Group (aka "Delta Force"). Focuses on strategic reconnaissance and raiding; counter terrorism and hostage rescue abroad etc..
"Sayeret Maglan" is a LRRP unit (large company size) specialising in deep penetration reconnaissance and raiding focusing on locating and neutralising particularly threatening enemy weapons and other systems - eg missile sites/ silos, advanced air defence systems, NBC facilities etc..
"Sayeret Shaldag" are Air Force commandos specialising in target location, forward air control/ target destruction outside Israel's borders.
"Shayetet 13" are the Naval commandos - Israeli equivalent of US Navy SEALS and British SBS.
There are also a number of other highly specialised covert units (some military, others part of the Police or Border Police) that conduct special tasks in the Occupied Territories or along border areas with Syria and Lebanon.
Why is the Holy Land an important site for your faith?
It is important in history today because there were many happenings there. All the Crusades were to capture Jerusalem back from the Muslims and to spread Christianity.
Has Israel's capital been the sacred city of three major religions?
Jerusalem certainly has holy sites of the three major monotheistic religions and adherents of those religions living within its walls, but depending on how "home" is defined, this may or may not qualify. The leadership of all Christian Churches and all Islamic Mosques in Jerusalem are governed by councils operating outside of Jerusalem, so the homes of those religions can be as far away as Rome, Addis Ababa, or Mecca. Based on that, only Judaism has its home and central apparatus in Jerusalem. Other religions have a presence and wonderful sites, but not a home, even if the people of those religions have made Jerusalem their home.
Which Arab country first recognized Israel?
The first Arab country to recognize Israel as a state.
Under King Hussein of Jordan, a treaty was signed with Israel, which begins trade and diplomatic ties. Therefore, making Jordan the second state to recognize Israel, following the first, which was Egypt.
Is there fighting going on in Israel?
The area comprised of Israel and the Palestinian territories has seen a very long time line of conflict which is considered by most as "non-stop". Even when there is no news of injuries or deaths for a few weeks, there are usually other elements of conflict - like training or planning for operations on either side.
Fighting is always going on everywhere around the world, between Muslims, Christians, Jews, atheists and everyone else. For more info on what's happening there see the Related Links.