Israel

After world war 2 The United Nations gave The Jewish people land in Israel. This idea was first proposed by Theodor Herzl.

Yes Samuel was the last Judge, he was a prophet as well.

Next time you're at the library, go to the reference section, and have a look at a

large globe or world atlas. At the eastern end of the Mediterranean Sea, you'll

see a sliver of a territory that comes to a point at the bottom, labeled "Israel".

That's what was left of the piece of the British Mandate in Palestine that was

designated for Jewish administration by the UN partition resolution of 1947,

declared a sovereign nation in 1948, and attacked and partially conquered

immediately after the declaration by the armies of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and

Jordan.

Now, if you can get ahold of some elementary school textbooks from around the

Palestinian and Arab part of the world, you'll find several that do not depict Israel

at all in that place. As far as what those children are taught, no such nation exists,

and Jews are monkeys and pigs.

The land in dispute between Israel and Arab nations is Israel itself. And what adds

fuel to the dispute and makes it even more rancorous and emotional is Israel's

shameless and unapologetic public display of its intention to continue to exist,

defend its citizens, determine its own fate, and participate in the political, economic,

and social matters of the world as an equal partner among nations.

The flight time is approximately 13 hours, 11 minutes.

If America went all out, America would win. However the people in America do not want war. There would be an uproar if we went into a full war sending all our troops to Iran. If just the current amount of troops that are in Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, etc. went in it would be another story. FINAL ANSWER: if America went in full on it would be America on top.

No It has never been there.

But after WW2 (World War Two) The UN Suggested a Plan that says that Israel Will Be establish In Uganda (which is in Africa) but the plan was never executed Duo to rejection of the plan by the Jews and their will to live in the specific land which today (2008) called Israel.

Extremely exhausting; Orthodox Jews they keep trying to drag to synagogues all the secular Jews, indecently dressed women they keep yelling at for not dressing decently, and any gentiles in Israel, they tell them to either convert or leave. Like I said, because Orthodox Jews do that every day, at the end of the day they're just tired you know, exhausted. Alright in seriousness, cynicism aside; as in all places of the world in which they live, Orthodox Jewry is a fanatically tightly knit community that does not allow outsiders in, they regard with suspicion, and paranoia, even other Jews, regardless of background. You can be as Jewish as a freakin' Torah scroll, and they'll be suspicious of you; when it comes to prejudice issues, most complaints in Israel are often filed against Orthodox Jews. I almost feel sorry for them; I don't think Orthodox Jews have any friends, not even among other Jews. I know for sure that in Israel, no one likes them; not Arabs, not other Jews, its kinda sad actually. I mean, even Puerto Ricans in New York have white and black friends, even Mexicans in Los Angeles, same thing, Orthodox Jews though, ask any of them to name friends outside their community and see what answer you get. [[User:67.148.120.72|67.148.120.72]]stardingo747

these nuts

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the IDF is one of the most professional forces in the world.

they have experienced many battles since 1948.

1948-independence war

1956-sinai campaign

1967-6 day war

1973-yom kippur war 967-1973-

1982-first Lebanon war

1987-first intifada

2000-second intifada

2006-second Lebanon war

2008-operation casted led in Gaza.

Israel's special forces are among the best in the world.

Israeli soldiers and different units have been many times in combat situations, and have proved themselves over and over again.

the IDF cannot afford to be less than what they are, because they are the only democracy in the middle east where many if not most of the Muslims around them want to destroy Israel.

Modern Israel won their independence from Great Britain in April, 1948.

Judea had fallen under Roman Occupation. While there was a degree of secularization, there was also an entrenchment of the religious structure and a fight for the future of Judaism. The elite and powerful Sadducees were the High Priests who held a more constrictive view of Jewish teaching and the more popular/populist Pharisees had a more open and nuanced view of Jewish teaching.

The major disagreements between the "Palestinians" and the state of Israel

narrow down to two brazen aspects of Israel's behavior in rejection of almost

universal world opinion:

-- The obstinate insistence of Israel on its right to exist as a Jewish state in the

Middle East, and on its unapologetic intention to continue doing so.

-- The stubborn refusal of Israel and its people to die in armed conflict, to accept

rocketing of their residential areas with a wink and a smile, and in general to

relinquish their uppity attitudes and just go away.

It depends on the airline and wind. The El Al schedule says 10 hr 25 min using a Boeing 747-400. The Delta schedule says 13 hr 00 min using a Boeing 767-300ER. A strong headwind can delay a flight. Rarely will a flight arrive early because of favorable weather such as a tailwind. The pilot will slow the plane so as not to arrive early. The airlines simply don't have their ground crews ready for an early arrival.

Israel is, like most developed countries, at the forefront of technology. Israelis were responsible for many inventions of which some include:

The Saltwater Tomato: a tomato that grow in salt-water conditions and maintains a sweet flavor.

The first Cell-Phone Batteries

Numerous Military technologies such as tank, airplane, and drone improvements.

Israel does not murder Palestinians. However, while protecting its citizens and defending its borders, many Palestinians both armed and unarmed have died. I often wonder what the reaction of the US might be if 60,000 unguided rockets had been lobbed from Tijuana into San Diego over the past 5 years. And how long the US would show 'restraint'. And whether the US would worry a lot about 'proportionate' response. Just musing.

In Israeli society, Jewish citizens generally have more rights and privileges compared to Arab citizens, who make up about 20% of the population. While both groups are entitled to basic civil rights under Israeli law, disparities exist in areas such as land access, political representation, and economic opportunities. Arab citizens often face systemic challenges and discrimination, which can limit their rights and participation in society compared to their Jewish counterparts.

I think they had one feast the passover.

Kibbutz (ki-BOOHTS)

Some of the anticipated effects on human lifestyle Will be: Food shortage's, as some areas experience devastating flood's, wile others experience prolonged drought's.

4 hours, assuming you have a direct flight.