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    borders‚ security wall and settlements. In an attempt to solve these problems in 1947 the United Nations intervened and set up a partition plan. Under this plan the United Nations gave away 55% of Palestine to a Jewish state despite the fact that the Jewish population only represented 30% of Palestine and owned fewer than 7% of the land. Israel must slowly come out of the West Bank and allow Palestinians the freedom and independence they deserve; a water passage agreement must be reached‚ Israeli

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    Section One In the 1990s‚ both Amos Elon (an Israeli) and Anton Shammas (a Palestinian) suggested that peace depended on Israelis and Palestinians changing the way they remembered certain things. What were those things‚ and what do you think about these ideas? Elon suggested that peace between the Israelis and Palestinians depends on changing the way that the Israelis remember the Holocaust. Elon alleges that Israel leverages the memory of the Holocaust to target the existence of “another” Germany

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    goes on a mission to the children at the hideout to safety in Palestine” (Carol Matas 22). This briefly explains that Ruth is the major character of the story. The second major plot was in Italy‚ when the narrator says to the readers‚ “We arrive at a beautiful old villa tucked in the hill in Italy” (Carol Matas 60). The setting affects this plot is because plot development depends on the setting. The final major plot was in Palestine‚ where Ruth is saying to the readers‚ “That I really am leaving

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    Thutmose III was the 6th Pharoah of the 18th Dynasty in Egypt. During his reign‚ he created a new model for a larger army; reformed the administration‚ weapons‚ chariots; and developed a way for the army to support itself away from Egypt (Gabriel 21). Most relevantly‚ he changed Egypt’s originally more defensive policies into an offensive strategy‚ which required the control of city-states in Canaan and Syria. The new policies focused on finding ways to travel faster during campaigns‚ and required

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    Russia would get Thrace‚ the Turkish Straits‚ and Armenia. And Italy would get Southwestern Turkey. However‚ Palestine was left for further negotiations. In 1923‚ the British took the

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    especial the one of sociology ‚ which stress the life between social behavior of the people during the time of the old testament. Which has emerged is how scholars might have access to the ancient past and the multifaceted social world of ancient Palestine and the Mediterranean. The quest of the social world of the bible Those who were travelling from the east they reported about the culture that they were

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    World War I has a considerable impact on the geopolitical development of the world. After the end of World War I‚ spheres of influence of leading world powers have changed consistently‚ reducing the impact of Germany and its allies and destroying the Ottoman Empire as the dominant power in the Middle Eastern region. However‚ the effects of World War I on the Middle East had proved to be quite different from what the local population had expected because instead of liberation and expanding the territory

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    During World War II‚ over 60 million people lost their lives. In Germany alone‚ around 8 million died. Adolph Hitler was the dictator of Germany throughout World War II. When he came into power‚ anti-Semitism was on the rise. Hitler had enforced multiple laws where Jews were not able to attend university‚ forced out of civil work‚ and boycotts against Jewish-owned shops. Hitler described Jews as inferior‚ and believed that they threatened the German race‚ warning Germans not to marry any. Jews were

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    their previous homes to establish a homeland in Palestine. During WWI‚ the Balfour Declaration 1917 stated that the British would establish a homeland for the growing Jewish population. Britain opened the door to Jewish immigration from Europe‚ mostly throughout and immediately after WWII as a result of the Holocaust. In 1948 the Jews made up 33% of the population of Palestine‚ and owned only 5% of the land. The UN then later voted to split Palestine 55% for the Jews and 45% for the Palestinians to

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    Regimental History - 20th Century Second World War 1939-1945 2nd Battalion‚ King’s Own Royal Regiment‚ Lancaster At the outbreak of the war the 2nd Battalion was based in Palestine. In June 1940 they were moved to Egypt and from August to December 1940 it was based in defensive positions around Mersa Matruh in the Western Desert. In 1941 the battalion was in Syria where it fought in two actions against the Vichy French forces. In September 1941 the battalion arrived‚ by sea‚ to Tobruk where they

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