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    Since 1948 a brutal feud between Israel and Palestine broke out and since then has been a never ending chain of attacks towards one another. The hopeful outcome for both nations is complete control over the holy land , which was home to Palestinian muslims, but is slowly being divided and conquered by Israeli Jews. As said by president Barack Obama "The question, then, is what kind of future Israel will look forward to. And that brings me to the subject of peace." (n. pag. How Obama Just Refrained) Israel’s vicious attacks toward Palestine have caused not only issues between the two nations but also in other countries nearby. The war began in 1948 with an attack from the Zionists, also known as Israeli Jews. The main belief of the Zionists is the Jews should have a nation of their own. Over time the numerous attacks from the Zionists to reclaim the land of Jerusalem have shown progress. Israel would often confiscate Palestinian bank accounts, land and , businesses. One of Israel’s battle tactics is to bombard Palestinian from their home and rob them of anything they have,”Israel claims that allowing Palestinian refugees to return to homes left will destroy the Jewish nature of…

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    Partitioning Of Israel

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    that prove themselves to be nothing but a pain and a struggle? You fight them because that is your only chance of getting rid of them. Perhaps one of the best examples of this would be the partitioning of Israel in 1948. Before 1948 there was no country known as Israel, there was no state for Jews, there was no place that all followers of Judaism could call home. So when World War II concluded the United Nations declared that the Palestinians would have to abandon parts of their land so that the…

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    Joanne, we can with certainty agree that Israel is a resilient nation fueled by their national power influenced by a strong spiritual infrastructure.1 I do appreciate your illustrations of how the all those who assume various leadership roles in Israel work together to protect and serve the people by teaching them survival skills. The Middle East has been a tinderbox almost since the beginning of time due to original sin. I do agree that the animosity between Israel and Palestine is…

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    claimed from two different sources. Israel was always mentioned in the Bible. How God created the heavens and the earth, how he made Adam and Eve, and how Noah built a huge ark. What I want to got to is Abraham, and how he had many kids. Egypt got powerful and decide to get them into slavery. Then Moses after killing a Egyptian man, ran to the dessert then came back and freed the Israelites. Where they went was what the Jewish people believe is nowadays Israel. Reading in the Torah, this…

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    Eretz Israel

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    day the scars run deep within them. It is the single biggest reason that the Jewish people have sought out their own home in the form of Eretz Israel, or the Land of Israel. Having seen the effects of being spread out and divided, they desired to come together, and with help brought the nation of Israel…

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    Dynastability In Israel

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    DYNASTIC INSTABILITY IN ISRAEL Throughout its history, Israel has had foreign influences, religious upheavals, and assassinations of the kings, causing severe instability within the nation. Amongst this unrest, it is no wonder a stable line of succession could form. All these factors contributed to the dynastic instability referenced in the biblical record and other sources. This is significant as the dynastic instability inevitably leads to fall of Israel and it’s capture by Assyria. Unlike…

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    Neoliberalism In Israel

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    A socialist welfare state exists to ensure that all citizens, no matter ethnicity or religion, benefit equally and in the case of Israel, this does not hold to be true. The Israeli welfare state demonstrates favoritism for certain sects of Jewish society while at the same time marginalizing and excluding marginalized populations such as Arabs and Palestinians. Furthermore, the neoliberalization of the Israeli economy and introduction of neoliberal policies fosters inequality in the form of wage…

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    Israel Bias

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    perspectives. One side that believes Israel is a legitimate and rightfully founded state. And the other side believing the the formation of Israel was an invasion of Palestinian land, rather than a peaceful solution. The Arab-Israeli conflict is seen to be a heated issue and of global significance.…

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    Culture Of Israel

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    One of the most important tasks from a Commanders perspective is to inform his or her Soldiers about the area in which they will be operating. The area of operation will be new to your Soldiers and the need to know the culture of said area is important. The opportunity to gather information on your new area of operations what would you do? In this research paper, we will discuss the five major components that make up the culture of the state of Israel and why it is important. The need to…

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    Holocaust In Israel

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    To what extent did the Holocaust plat a role in the establishment of the State of Israel? Six million Jews, mothers, children, fathers, grandparents, murder. The Holocaust, the horrific event that placed an enormous impact on Jewish people, Jewish life, and Jewish identity. Most Jewish survivors, who had survived concentration camps or had been in hiding, were unable or unwilling to return to Eastern Europe because of postwar anti-Semitism and the destruction of their communities during the…

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