Palestinian Territories

1) Having strong anti Palestinian propaganda against them that makes them seem undesrving and turning the world against them.

2) Having a strong very powerful Zionist movement that has the strongest powers in its hand like the US, and Britain, which makes the US serve the Zionists goals rather the UN decisions and the what is agreed on by law. Infact, many occasions the US served Israel wishes and destroyed its own image in the whole world.

3) The Zionist movement plays the victims role all too well, which makes the world turn their heads aside when they do SEVERAL massacres, and THEY JUSTIFY IT, including killing unarmed children against Palestinians.

4) Using faulty religion to turn the world against the Palestinians.

5) Having Arab leaders that are afraid and want to please the US, destroyed the Palestinian rights to fight back and actually did several massacres against them...

1. The Coastal Plain

2. Shephelah or foothills

3. The Central Mountain Range (Hill Country of Judea)

4. The Judean wilderness

5. Jordan Valley

6. The Eastern Mountain Range

The climate in first century Palestine was characterized by hot and dry summers, with temperatures often exceeding 100°F (38°C), and mild, wet winters. The region received most of its rainfall between October and April, with precipitation decreasing towards the south. The variations in elevation and proximity to bodies of water, such as the Sea of Galilee, also influenced local climate patterns.

Those who stayed in Israel, or their grandchildren, are still there, working at jobs, running businesses, attending or building mosques, going to school, and voting or running for positions in government.

Those who 'escaped' to neighboring countries, or their grandchildren, are still there. Many are still in 'refugee camps', having been refused citizenship and social or economic participation in their 'host' countries.

The West Bank (of the Jordan) is a big place.

Ramallah is located at roughly

31.900° north latitude

35.204° east longitude.

Mount Meron is the highest peak in the West Bank of Israel. It stands at an elevation of about 4,949 feet (1,509 meters) above sea level and is located in the region of the Upper Galilee.

Palestine is an ancient country as much as the history of mankind can tell. Its East Mediterranean situation engendered this land's first touch with the old great civilizations of Egypt and the Mesopotamia.

Palestine lies at the routes linking three continents. This unique position as a geographical bridge between Asia, Africa and Europe rendered it to be opened land to the cultural and religious winds of Egypt, Syria and Mesopotamia. It is worthwhile to mention in this regard that Palestine location at a vintage point between these three Arab countries has determined its Arab identity from ancient times. If history itself is a coincidence, then one can make the right conclusion for the past and the future of Palestine as an Arab land. As a matter of fact the heart of the Arab world since Egypt, Iraq and Syria are the cornerstone of the Arab world

May call Palestine and the West Bank a country in the Middle East, has it's own flag, elected government officials and a President.

Significant places in the life of Jesus in Palestine include Bethlehem (birth), Nazareth (childhood and early life), Capernaum (ministry base), Sea of Galilee (many miracles), Jerusalem (crucifixion and resurrection), and the Jordan River (baptism by John the Baptist). These locations are central to the Gospel narratives of Jesus' life and teachings.

The primary concern of Palestinian refugees is the right to return to their homes and properties from which they were displaced during conflicts with Israel. They also seek recognition of their refugee status and access to basic services and living conditions in the host countries where they currently reside.

Palestine was known as the Palestinian Authority and was later known as the Palestinian Territories.

Welllll, the four main languages were Aramaic, Greek, Latin and Hebrew.

Palestine was described as 'a strip of land between sea and desert' as it is surrounded by desert on one side and in contrast, sea on the other. The name Israel means 'God Strives' and the name Palestine was taken from 'Philstines'

Palestine was a small area covering only 240x48km squared of land. It's terrain fell into three main groups; -The Coastal Plain

-The Western Hills

- The Rift Valley (through which the Jordan flows)

The climate of Palestine differs significantly from the Dead Sea to the sea of Galilee, the weather is split into two seasons; Summer and Winter. The area around the Dead Sea in the south has temperatures reaching 50 degrees celsius, where the sea of Galilee in the North is green and fertile, supporting fishing and farming communities.

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Roughly 1,400 Arab Christians live in Gaza today, down from 3,000 ten years ago. The number is decreasing due to the militancy and violence of Hamas and other Islamist thugs that oppress and repress the Christian population.

Yes, circumcision is a common practice among Palestinians, as it is in many cultures and religions around the world. It is often performed for religious or cultural reasons as a rite of passage.

The approximate population of first century Palestine is estimated to be around 1-2 million people. This figure includes a diverse population of Jews, Samaritans, Greeks, Romans, and other ethnic groups.

Jordan has the largest number of Palestinians living outside Israel and the Occupied Territories. They make up a significant portion of the population in Jordan, with estimates ranging from 2 million to 3.2 million.

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The setting of "Letter from Gaza" by Ghassan Kanafani is the Gaza Strip in Palestine. The story depicts the struggles and experiences of Palestinian refugees living in Gaza after being displaced due to the Arab-Israeli conflict.

The Palestinian people have a distinct cultural, historical, and political identity, but they do not have full sovereignty over their own nation-state. The status of a Palestinian nation is a complex and contested issue that is closely tied to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

In the 1st century AD there was a Great Rebellion of the Jews of Judea, which has also been called the First Jewish-Roman War (66-73).

There were long-standing tensions between Jews and local Greeks. There were riots in Caesarea in 66 which were provoked by Greeks who sacrificed birds in front of a synagogue. The Roman garrison did not intervene. This angered the Jews and one of the clerks of the Temple in Jerusalem stopped prayers for the emperor. Tensions with the Romans were increased by protests about taxation and random attacks on the Romans.

The Roman governor reacted by having the troops breach the temple and seizing some money saying that it was for the emperor. This created widespread anti-Roman unrest. The governor sent troops to raid the city and arrest some of its leaders. They were whipped and crucified despite being Roman citizens.

A Jewish militia, led by the Zealots and the Sicarii took up arms and overrun the Roman garrison. It then attacked Romans and pro Roman officials and destroyed Roman symbols.

A legion from Syria was sent to quell the rebellion, but was defeated. Three legions were then mobilised and Jerusalem was besieged, stormed, sacked and burned. The temple was destroyed.

Cana'anian Arabs

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 Palestine Sunbird or Northern Orange-tufted Sunbird (Cinnyris oseus) is the national bird of the country, not the animal, and the national animal is the Mountain gazelle (Gazella gazella).