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What law allowed southernes to regain political control of the south?
What law allowed southerms to regain political control of the south
What are the social impacts of the wall built by the Israelis in the west bank?
Answer 1Well. this wall disables many Palestinians to go across the wall, were family lives. This wall is like the Berlin Wall; it does nothing but bad. Also, Palestine has already very little terrain, and thanks to this wall, they are not able to regain territory which was occupied by Israelis. So, you can imagine yourself; the social impacts are terrible; even many anti-Zionist Jewish people outside of Israel dissaprove.Answer 2There are a number of social impacts that the Israeli Security Fence has caused. Some are positive and most others are negative.1) Sucide Bombers to Rockets: One of the most critical changes that has occurred as a result of the Israeli Security Fence is that, by and large, Palestinian Terrorist Organizations have stopped using Suicide/Homicide Bombers. Within a year of the fence's construction, sucide bombers dropped by nearly 91%. This has saved numerous Israeli and Palestinian lives. In order to continue the struggle against Israel, Palestinian Terrorist groups shifted to using rockets which could fly over the fence. These are generally less lethal to both Israelis and Palestinians.2) Splitting up Palestinian Properties: In a number of places, the Israeli Separation fence cuts across Palestinian property and prevents Palestinians from accessing parts of their own land.3) Splitting up Israeli-Palestinian Families: A number of Israeli Arabs have Palestinian family members. While Israeli Law permits the members of an immediate family where part of the family is Israeli and part is Palestinian to all gain Israeli citizenship, extened families do not have this benefit. As a result, many Israeli Arab families go to the West Bank often to visit their extended families and vice versa. These visits are far more difficult with a fence in the way.4) Isolating Cities: Certain cities in the West Bank are cut off from the remainder of the West Bank and certain Jewish Settlements that are deep within the West Bank are cut off from Israel. This is because of the way the Israeli Security Fence curves in odd ways. Notable examples of such isolated cities include: Qalqiliya (a Palestinian city close to the 1949 Armistice Line) and Ariel (a Jewish Settlement deep within Samaria - the upper lobe of the West Bank).5) Increased Diffifulty for Border Crossings:Since there are fewer border crossings now the Israeli Security Fence is built, the crossings take more time and security has also increased to better serve the security function of the barrier. On certain Jewish holidays, the border crossings are even worse because additional security precautions are implemented to protect Israel during those holy days.
Why did the Redeemers resort to terror in their campaign to regain political control of the South?
rushs class?!:)
What happened to the Senators when they tried to regain power of Rome?
The senators went politically weak when they tried to regain power of Rome. They lost most of its political power and prestige.
When a terrorist comes to your house what do you do?
RUN!!!Answeri will fight him, and this is the same what happened in Palestine when the Jews took the palestinian lands from the palestinian citizens they fought them and the still fighting them until now through some resistant groups. but unfortunately that the media in the whole world are viewing those who are seeking to regain there lands as terrorists.
What is the Arab-Israeli War?
There are several Arab-Israeli Wars which each have their own histories. Additionally, the Conflict in General has a trajectory. Please find a number of Related Questions below relating to this varied issues.A basic line-up is below:There are numerous Conflicts and Quasi-Conflicts in the Arab Israeli Conflict.Arab-Israeli War of 1947-1949Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1948Israeli Name: Israeli War of IndependenceArab Name: Nakba (Great Catastrophe)Cause: Jews intended to establish a Jewish State in the borders granted by UN Resolution 181 and the Arabs did not intend for such a state to exist.Arab-Israeli War of 1956Neutral Name: Suez CrisisIsraeli Name: Sinai WarArab Name: The War of Tripartite AggressionCause: Egypt blocked Israeli shipping through the Suez Canal when it nationalized the canal. This nationalization also caught the ire of the British and the French who joined Israel in the fight.Arab-Israeli War of 1967Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: Six-Day WarCause: Egypt blocked the Israeli outlet to the Red Sea, the Straits of Tiran in violation of international law. Israel attacked Egypt to regain control. Israel also retaliated against Jordan and Syria once those countries began attacking Israel.Arab-Israeli War of 1967-1970Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: War of AttritionCause: Egyptians tried to weaken Israeli resolve to hold the Sinai Peninsula by attacking Israeli positions in a way that would not merit a full-scale retaliation.Arab-Israeli War of 1973Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1973Israeli Name: Yom Kippur WarArab Name: Ramadan War, October WarCause: Egypt and Syria wished to regain lands lost in the Arab-Israeli War of 1967.Lebanese Civil War 1975-1982 (Israeli involvement from 1981-1982)Neutral Name: Lebanese Civil WarIsraeli Name: First Lebanon WarArab Name: Lebanese Civil WarCause: The War was primarily not an Israeli conflict, but an internal Lebanese struggle. However, militants from Lebanon attacked Israel in 1981 and 1982, prompting an Israeli military response.Palestinian Intifadas (Uprisings) of 1987-1993 and 2000-2005Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: First & Second IntifadasCause: Palestinian dissatisfaction with the Israeli Martial Law in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.2006 Lebanon WarNeutral Name: 2006 Lebanon War, Israel-Hezbollah WarIsraeli Name: Second Lebanon War, War with HezbollahArab Name: July War, Israeli-Invasion of LebanonCause: Hezbollah conducted a cross-border raid and absconded with two Israeli soldiers. Israel entered Lebanon to pursue Hezbollah.Gazan War of 2008-2009Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2008-2009Israeli Name: Operation Cast LeadArab Name: Gaza MassacreCause: Hamas fired rockets into Israel, prompting an Israeli attack on Hamas militants in Gaza.Gazan War of 2012Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2012Israeli Name: Operation Pillar of Cloud/Pillar of DefenseArab Name: Operation Stones of ShaleCause: Hamas fired rockets into Israel, prompting an Israeli attack on Hamas militants in Gaza.
What region has been fought over by Israel and Syria?
1. In 1948 Syria joined other countries in a military effort to prevent the Israeli conquest of the country of Palestine. After the alliance was defeated the country of Israel was declared. Before 1948 there was nothing called Israel. 2. In 1967 The Israeli army initiated a massive attack on Syrian, Palestinian and Egyptian lands adjacent to the founded Israeli nation cutting off pieces of these countries and adding it to Israel including the Syrian 'Jolan' Heights. 3. The last military encounter was in 1973. The Syrian army along with the Egyptian army launched an attack in an effort to regain the lands that where occupied by Israel in 1967. parts of the occupied Syrian land was returned including 'Qunaitirah' in the 'Jolan' Heights and international forces were deployed in the area.
Who were the redeemers in American history?
the redeemers were conservatives or democrats who wanted to regain control and dictate what goes on in the government and take and keep political power
How could former Confederate leaders and former officeholders regain their political and property rights in the post-Civil War years?
get taxed higher
What are the Arab-Israeli Wars since 1945?
Answer 1There are several Arab-Israeli Wars which each have their own causes. Additionally, the Conflict in General has a number of root causes. Please find a number of Related Questions below relating to this varied issues.A basic line-up is below:There are numerous Conflicts and Quasi-Conflicts in the Arab Israeli Conflict.Arab-Israeli War of 1947-1949Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1948Israeli Name: Israeli War of IndependenceArab Name: Nakba (Great Catastrophe)Cause: Jews intended to establish a Jewish State in the borders granted by UN Resolution 181 and the Arabs did not intend for such a state to exist.Arab-Israeli War of 1956Neutral Name: Suez CrisisIsraeli Name: Sinai WarArab Name: The War of Tripartite AggressionCause: Egypt blocked Israeli shipping through the Suez Canal when it nationalized the canal. This nationalization also caught the ire of the British and the French who joined Israel in the fight.Arab-Israeli War of 1967Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: Six-Day WarCause: Egypt blocked the Israeli outlet to the Red Sea, the Straits of Tiran in violation of international law. Israel attacked Egypt to regain control. Israel also retaliated against Jordan and Syria once those countries began attacking Israel.Arab-Israeli War of 1967-1970Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: War of AttritionCause: Egyptians tried to weaken Israeli resolve to hold the Sinai Peninsula by attacking Israeli positions in a way that would not merit a full-scale retaliation.Arab-Israeli War of 1973Neutral Name: Arab-Israeli War of 1973Israeli Name: Yom Kippur WarArab Name: Ramadan War, October WarCause: Egypt and Syria wished to regain lands lost in the Arab-Israeli War of 1967.Lebanese Civil War 1975-1982 (Israeli involvement from 1981-1982)Neutral Name: Lebanese Civil WarIsraeli Name: First Lebanon WarArab Name: Lebanese Civil WarCause: The War was primarily not an Israeli conflict, but an internal Lebanese struggle. However, militants from Lebanon attacked Israel in 1981 and 1982, prompting an Israeli military response.Palestinian Intifadas (Uprisings) of 1987-1993 and 2000-2005Neutral Name, Israeli Name, and Arab Name: First & Second IntifadasCause: Palestinian dissatisfaction with the Israeli Martial Law in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.2006 Lebanon WarNeutral Name: 2006 Lebanon War, Israel-Hezbollah WarIsraeli Name: Second Lebanon War, War with HezbollahArab Name: July War, Israeli-Invasion of LebanonCause: Hezbollah conducted a cross-border raid and absconded with two Israeli soldiers. Israel entered Lebanon to pursue Hezbollah.Gazan War of 2008-2009Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2008-2009Israeli Name: Operation Cast LeadArab Name: Gaza MassacreCause: Hamas fired rockets into Israel, prompting an Israeli attack on Hamas militants in Gaza.Gazan War of 2012Neutral Name: Gazan War of 2012Israeli Name: Operation Pillar of Cloud/Pillar of DefenseArab Name: Operation Stones of ShaleCause: Hamas fired rockets into Israel, prompting an Israeli attack on Hamas militants in Gaza.
What is the opposite word for regain?
regain
What did Odysseus regain?
Odysseus regain .............................
