What If Israelis Didnt Go To Palestine?
What if Israelis didn?t go to Palestine?
In the mid-20th century Jews from all over the world moved to Palestine asking for their own country there. The Jews instead of living peacefully in Palestine, they started claiming the Palestinian lands to be their own. They created military forces and started fighting the Palestinians. The United Nations Security Council didn?t take the issue seriously which made the Jews more confident. The Israel (Jews) tried to take over Lebanon and Jordan but, they failed.
The issue was taken serious by the Arabs at the beginning but at the end it was just left for the Palestinians to deal with the Israelis. This problem happened long ago because Jerusalem is a sacred place for both Muslims and Jews. For me, since …show more content…
Unfortunately, the culture is getting eroded from the Arab?s minds. Some people tried to copy the culture in many different fields but the Palestinian culture is very hard to copy and can only live on true Palestinian hands. For example, Kibbeh?balls - Minced meat in?bulgur?crust, fried into ball shapes. This Palestinian dish has one of the best tastes I had in my life. This dish would be served in the best hotels and restaurants in the world. Everybody can clearly see that the Lebanese kitchen is one of the best in the world. The Palestinian one is very similar to the Lebanese kitchen which means these two kitchen can be together in the world …show more content…
This is because it has a very good soil that produces very good crops such as wheat,?sorghum?and?corn. Fruit and vegetables grown include?citrus,?avocados,?kiwifruit,?guavas,?mangoes,?and grapes. Palestine would be one of the top five countries for agricultural products. One more thing that will boost Palestine?s economy is tourism. As I mentioned before, the blending of Jewish and Muslim cultures is a very important reason for people from all religions to visit Palestine.
How will it look like? I imagine it being similar to Netherlands. It has a lot of similarities with Netherlands, both have small lands but very well for farming which means there will be a sudden shift from city to farming land because there is no land to waste. The main difference is that Netherlands is a country on water Palestine is not. Which brings me to a point that Palestine has two main sources of water. One of them is the Jordan River which is a very small river that is good enough to give 27% of the water. The other source is ground water which most of lies in
In the mid-20th century Jews from all over the world moved to Palestine asking for their own country there. The Jews instead of living peacefully in Palestine, they started claiming the Palestinian lands to be their own. They created military forces and started fighting the Palestinians. The United Nations Security Council didn?t take the issue seriously which made the Jews more confident. The Israel (Jews) tried to take over Lebanon and Jordan but, they failed.
The issue was taken serious by the Arabs at the beginning but at the end it was just left for the Palestinians to deal with the Israelis. This problem happened long ago because Jerusalem is a sacred place for both Muslims and Jews. For me, since …show more content…
Unfortunately, the culture is getting eroded from the Arab?s minds. Some people tried to copy the culture in many different fields but the Palestinian culture is very hard to copy and can only live on true Palestinian hands. For example, Kibbeh?balls - Minced meat in?bulgur?crust, fried into ball shapes. This Palestinian dish has one of the best tastes I had in my life. This dish would be served in the best hotels and restaurants in the world. Everybody can clearly see that the Lebanese kitchen is one of the best in the world. The Palestinian one is very similar to the Lebanese kitchen which means these two kitchen can be together in the world …show more content…
This is because it has a very good soil that produces very good crops such as wheat,?sorghum?and?corn. Fruit and vegetables grown include?citrus,?avocados,?kiwifruit,?guavas,?mangoes,?and grapes. Palestine would be one of the top five countries for agricultural products. One more thing that will boost Palestine?s economy is tourism. As I mentioned before, the blending of Jewish and Muslim cultures is a very important reason for people from all religions to visit Palestine.
How will it look like? I imagine it being similar to Netherlands. It has a lot of similarities with Netherlands, both have small lands but very well for farming which means there will be a sudden shift from city to farming land because there is no land to waste. The main difference is that Netherlands is a country on water Palestine is not. Which brings me to a point that Palestine has two main sources of water. One of them is the Jordan River which is a very small river that is good enough to give 27% of the water. The other source is ground water which most of lies in