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Historic jealousy between two waring brothers.
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What has the author V D Serge written?
V. D. Serge has written: 'Israel' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Israel, Jews in Palestine, History
What are some movements in Israel?
There are political, social, religious, economic, and labor movements in Israel. If you can imagine a political movement, Israel probably has it.
What is the social condition of Israel in time of Jesus?
nothing
What is social combat?
The meaning is quite literal. Social means relating to the society and combat is synonymous to fighting. Thus, Social combat means fighting in the streets with someone who you don't know
What has the author Elisha Efrat written?
Elisha Efrat has written: 'Urbanization in Israel' -- subject(s): Urbanization, Cities and towns, Social conditions 'Physical planning aspects of Israel's coastal strips' -- subject(s): Shore protection, Coastal zone management 'Geography and politics in Israel since 1967' -- subject(s): Ethnic relations, Historical geography, Israel-Arab War, 1967, Land settlement, Occupied territories, Palestinian Arabs, Politics and government 'Palestine' -- subject(s): Arab-Israeli conflict, Boundaries, Influence, Israeli West Bank Barrier, Political aspects, Political aspects of Israeli West Bank Barrier, Social aspects, Social aspects of Israeli West Bank Barrier 'Israel, a contemporary political geography' -- subject(s): Political geography, Politics and government 'Physical master plan of the Israel coastal strip'
What is a polar bear's social behavior?
Play fighting.
Is Palestine now Israel?
No. Israel is Israel and Palestine is Palestine. Confusion occurs because both things refer to an extant piece of land with people living on it, a nationality, an ethnicity, and a prior piece of land which no longer exists. Israel is a Jewish State that contains territory from the former British Mandate of Palestine. The remainder of the British Mandate of Palestine belongs to the modern Palestinian State. Israel is a majority Jewish population who returned from their Exile in Europe and the Middle East. Palestinians are a majority Arab population whose families lived in the region for centuries. Palestinians did not simply become Israelis (except for those who did not flee during the Israeli-Arab War of 1948-9) or vice versa.
What has the author Eliahu Salpeter written?
Eliahu Salpeter has written: 'Who rules Israel? [By] Yuval Elizur and Eliahu Salpeter' -- subject(s): Elite (Social sciences), Israel, Politics and government 'Who rules Israel?' -- subject(s): Elite (Social sciences), Politics and government
What has the author Yerucham Meshel written?
Yerucham Meshel has written: 'Social security in Israel' -- subject(s): Social security, Social policy
What has the author Israel Katz written?
Israel Katz has written: 'E--kan' -- subject(s): Social conditions, Central-local government relations, Social problems, Human geography, Ethnic relations
What is Cass Community Social Services's motto?
The motto of Cass Community Social Services is 'Fighting Poverty'.
What were the wars between Israel and Palestine called?
Since Israel's modern inception in 1948, there have been a number of declared wars between Israel and surrounding countries, including at various times, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Saudi Arabia. There has never been a war between Palestine and Israel. The area now known as Israel was part of the area known as Palestine before 1948. Since 1948, there is no Palestinian army, navy, air force, marines, SEALs, National Guard, or other regular military organization. There is also no Palestinian language, currency, or capital city, and no Palestinian country. The Palestinian people are a loose agglomeration of mostly Arab, mostly Muslim, people without a country, kept suppressed, without economic, political, or social rights, in "refugee camps", for over 60 years, for the political purposes of their ethnic and religious 'brothers' in the countries that border Israel. These people don't have the resources to conduct war against Israel, but the countries that keep them oppressed have, and have fought at least three major wars with Israel since 1948. However, despite not having an army, Palestinians have directly engaged both Israeli civilians and soldiers in the Lebanese Civil War 1980-1982, both Intifadas (1987-1993, 2000-2005), and Operation Cast Lead (although admittedly that battle was terribly one-sided).
