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... II there were enough Jews living in what is today Israel to support a nation. It isn't like some mysterious power poked his finger randomly on a map and said, "...this is where we'll dump the Jews...."...
6 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 11/09/2012
... it back in WWII. Look at the redrawing of the national maps after WWII. The vehement difficulty arises when religious sects...
2 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 05/06/2007
... empire were not Arabs. Their ethnicity is what we today would call Turkish. But many of the people who were ...
3 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 17/11/2012
i think so, but this a tough question, because it's considered as false, hardcore-neonazi and very revisionist, because that would mean or would had give hitler a reason to attack. historians says this is a lie and a product of propaganda and repeat and repeat my struggle where he says...
6 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 24/06/2009
... after WW2 the allies carved out a piece of land on a map of the Middle East and said, "Here, we'll...
1 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 20/09/2009
... called Jordan today . In the West, ... State, See map below. In 1948, 5 Arab nations invaded Israel . Surprisingly the ...
3 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 04/02/2011
... countries found on the map today , Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia...turn when the British turned over to Israel in 1947 The taking of the city ...
1 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 13/05/2012
... or decades, and the map of Europe would be very different today . 2. Development of the atomic... Holocaust and the creation of Israel . The Holocaust is...
4 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 13/08/2009
here is a map http://www.biblestudy.org/ maps /land-of-canaan-during-joshua-large.html if... so it would have been which today encompasses Israel , the West Bank and Gaza...
3 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 14/03/2008
...vacuum left by the Roman Empire. Today on the other hand... I think that ...repeatedly advocated "wiping Israel off the map ," continues to supply terrorists...
7 Answers · Arts & Humanities · 02/02/2008