41. History Of Israel And Palestine In VERY Easy To Understand Maps Very easyto-understand maps of the Arab-israeli Conflict and the changing maps of Palestine and israel. http://www.masada2000.org/historical.html

HISTORY of Israel & " Palestine " history, israel, zionism, Israel, Palestine, jerusalem, British Mandate, manditory, Jewish, Palestinian, Middle East, middle east peace, peace process, oslo accords, maps, history israel, history palestine, history, geography, refugees, palestinian refugees, ehud barak, barak, Rabin, Yitzhak Rabin, Dayan, Moshe Dayan, Peace Now, Middle East Conflict Israel Jordan "Pal e stine" Before 1923 T ake a close look at this PRESENT DAY MAP of the Middle East in which you can see that 22 Arab and/or Muslim [Iran is not considered Arab] nations completely engulf Israel . If someone can explain to me how "expansionist Israel" has "taken over" the Middle East, please email me! The Arab countries occupy 640 times the land mass as does Israel and outnumber the Jews of Israel by nearly fifty to one. So much for Arab propaganda! N ow notice the TOTAL area of Israel and Jordan . This was referred to as "Pal estine" and mandated under British administration following World War I (see next map below). How convenient that today's Arab propagandists forget that land east of the Jordan River was also part of "Palestine" and is, in fact, the Arab-Palestinian State!

42. History & Geography Of Israel & Palestine. Also... Zionism, Refugees, PLO, Terro israel 101 A Survival Kit for Dummies. history of israel and Palestine out a Jewish history from Palestine and then to separate israel from http://www.masada2000.org/

ISRAEL 101: A SURVIVAL KIT FOR DUMMIES THE VOICE OF REALITY "In every generation, there are always a few who understand. Always understand... even if you remain among the few." Rabbi Meir Kahane "The land of Israel belongs to God, and He has decided to give it to the Jewish nation, in accordance with the covenant sealed on Mount Sinai, a covenant that no other nation was willing to undertake. After a long exile, we've returned home. We bear no malice toward anyone and seek no harm to anyone. But we will not surrender any portion of our land to foreign powers, and if foreigners rise up against us to destroy us, we will fight against them and, with God's help, we will destroy them." Martin Wasserman Those Who Bless Her (Israel) Will Be Blessed, And Those Who Curse Her Will Be Cursed (Genesis 12:2-3) What is " Masada? " Click Here 5 Second Masada Fly-Over Video - Click Here I N D E X Many of the following Masada2000.org web pages have MIDI music so be sure to turn on your speakers! Lesson 1 MOST IMPORTANT PAGE History of "Palestine

43. Brief History Of Israel And The Jewish People Overview of selected major points in the history of the Jewish people from the time Abraham to modern day israel. http://www.science.co.il/Israel-history.asp

Israel Science and Technology Homepage Home Search About Contact Israel Information Main Menu Anthem Emblem Flag ... Weather Brief History of Israel and the Jewish People Quote from Charles Krauthammer - The Weekly Standard, May 11, 1998 "Israel is the very embodiment of Jewish continuity: It is the only nation on earth that inhabits the same land, bears the same name, speaks the same language, and worships the same God that it did 3,000 years ago. You dig the soil and you find pottery from Davidic times, coins from Bar Kokhba, and 2,000-year-old scrolls written in a script remarkably like the one that today advertises ice cream at the corner candy store." The people of Israel (also called the "Jewish People") trace their origin to Abraham, who established the belief that there is only one God, the creator of the universe (see Old Testament ). Abraham, his son Yitshak (Isaac), and grandson Jacob (Israel), are referred to as the patriarchs of the Israelites. All three patriarchs lived in the Land of Canaan, that later came to be known as the Land of Israel. They and their wives are buried in the Ma'arat HaMachpela, the Tomb of the Patriarchs, in Hebron The name Israel derives from the name given to Jacob (see Old Testament). His 12 sons were the kernels of 12 tribes that later developed into the Jewish nation. The name Jew derives from Yehuda (Judah) one of the 12 sons of Jacob. So, the names Israel, Israeli or Jewish refer to people of the same origin.

44. Facts About Israel -- History Facts About israel history via israelinfo.gov.il The State of israel. Independence Regained State-Building 1956 Sinai Campaign http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/history/israel.html

Facts About Israel History via israel-info.gov.il Introduction Biblical Times The Patriarchs Exodus and Settlement The Monarchy Divided Monarchy ... First Exile Second Temple Period Persian and Hellenistic Rule Hasmonean Dynasty Roman Rule Foreign Domination Under Byzantine Rule Under Arab Rule The Crusader Period Under Mamluk Rule ... Road to Independence The State of Israel Independence Regained State-Building 1956 Sinai Campaign Years of Consolidation ... Historical Highlights jab/20-June-94

45. Israel & The Palestinian Territories Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destinat packed full of household names, and always tumultuous, israel s history seeps The unstoppable Roman Empire took israel in 63 BC and placed it under http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/middle_east/israel_and_the_palestinian_

@import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle.css"; @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle_structure.css"; @import "/worldguide/css/dmStyle_theme.css"; worldguide shop thorn tree forum travel services ... travel links Explore More than just a powder-keg or a promised land, Israel is unforgettable. View Map Click here Feature Attraction Dead Sea It may be clich©d, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it. No trip to Israel is complete without... more > WORLDGUIDE Introduction See Image Gallery Transport Money Essential Info RELATED Thorn Tree Forum Postcards Travel Links At a Glance Fast Facts Everyone has their own perception of what Israel and the Palestinian Territories (or just 'Israel' for brevity) are about: it's a travel agency package of beaches and sun; it's the Promised Land of the Jews; it's a ticking time bomb; it's the birthplace of Christ. And while it is all of these things, it's much more besides. Personal Security Issues The situation in Israel and the Palestinian Territories remains volatile and, in many parts, dangerous. In particular, the West Bank and Gaza Strip are unsafe; Nablus, Jenin and the Gaza Strip should be considered off-limits, except perhaps for essential daytime travel to Gaza City. The threat of Palestinian suicide bombings and retaliatory strikes by Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) mean the personal security situation in Israel is not reliable or predictable. Prospective travellers are advised to check consular travel advice.

46. WWW-VL History Index history. Archeology. Archäologie israel. Bronze Age. The Middle Bronze Study Group (MBSG) Tel Aviv University; Tel Es-Safi Gath Archaeological http://vlib.iue.it/history/asia/Israel/

WWW-VL: HISTORY: ISRAEL Click here for the World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue and to access the History Central Catalogue, Florence, Italy Also see our sister site, WWW-VL Asian Studies. Israel Research Tools Geography Maps Additional Map Pages for Israel Archaeological Sites of the Levant , from ABZU Satellite Radar Image of Jerusalem and the Dead Sea [with commentary] The State of Israel Shaded Relief Map [274 Kb] Political 1988 [207 Kb] Israeli Settlements on the Golan Heights [February 1992] West Bank Interactive Map Jerusalem 1984 Jerusalem and Area Gazetteer Towns and Villages Language Dictionaries, Glossaries, etc. Hebrew-English-Hebrew Dictionary , by Jacob Richman [a neat facility arranged by categories of words, needing no Hebrew fonts to use] Hebrew Fonts Learn Hebrew On-line Reference Britannica- Israel Britannica- Palestine Countries of the World - Israel Country Study - Israel ... Encyclopedia of the Orient- Israel Newspapers Haaretz Ynet - news and content from Israel (Yedioth Ahronoth web site) NRG Maariv ... Globes Online - business and technology news from Israel. Online edition of Globes, an Israeli business daily, with news about markets, technology, telecom/media,....

47. The History Of Israel In A Nutshell Zola Levitt Ministries The history of israel in a Nutshell. http://www.levitt.com/misc/israel_history.html

@import "/css/common.css"; This site will work and look better in a browser that supports web standards , but it is accessible to any browser or Internet device. Skip to the Site Index The History of Israel in a Nutshell You are here: Home The History of Israel in a Nutshell The following Macromedia Flash presentation was created by Udi Ohana of Kfar-Saba, Israel. It is from the point-of-view of an Israeli and shown here with his permission. Notes from the author: Visit the author's web site at: http://www.conceptwizard.com E-mail the author at: which details the historical events of the last century that led up to the establishment of the modern nation of Israel. Skip to Content Advanced search Page Style: Standard Newsprint Simple Site Index Watch/Listen TV Schedule Zola on Internet TV Study Levitt Letter LLX News Essays Correspondence Course ... Road to Heaven Visit Israel Slideshow History of Israel Congregation Interact ZolaChat ZolaBoard Donate One-time gift Repeating gift Christian Will Other Links Tour Info Request Mailing List E-mail List Zola Levitt Ministries P.O. Box 12268

48. 1948 War Table Of Contents Cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture that covers everything from The Founding of the israel Defense Forces israelEgypt Armistice http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/History/1948toc.html

1948 War The 1948 War Arab Armies Invade The Arab Invasion [map] Arab League Declaration on the Invasion of Palestine The Arab Refugees - 1948 [map] [map] The Battle for Degania The Battle For Gush Etzion The Battle For Jerusalem in the War of Independence The Battle for the Roads ... The Jewish Refugees - 1948-1972 [map] Letter from Dr. Bunche to the President of the Security Council Machal The Negev and The South Operation Danny ... Emir Farouk

49. History Facts About israel history (4 Feb 2004) history- Foreign Domination (3 Feb 2004). history- The State of israel (3 Feb 2004) http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Facts About Israel/History/

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50. Ancient Israel http://campus.northpark.edu/history/WebChron/MiddleEast/AncientIsrael.html

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51. Israeli History Books And Articles - Research Israeli History At Israeli history Scholarly books and articles on Israeli history at Questia, world s largest online library and research service. http://www.questia.com/library/history/middle-eastern-history/israel/israeli-his

52. In Memory Of Ilan Ramon Z"l Astronaut Turns into Israeli icon (01/13/03) Israeli Astronaut to Carry Holocaust Art into Space (01/13/03) Ilan Ramon s subtle call to Jewish http://www.jr.co.il/pictures/israel/history/space.htm

Pictures - Israel - Events - Space Flight In Memory of Ilan Ramon z"l Updated: February 25, 2004 On the Ground Liftoff In Space Family Note: The correct spelling of the family members are: Asaf, Tal, Noaa (not Noah), Yiftach (not David) Tragedy Strikes English Articles A tribute to Ilan Ramon's legacy Ilan Ramon - Israeli hero Ilan Ramon: Shattered Dreams Jerusalem Post Article (02/02/03) Ha'aretz Article (02/02/03) Bush: 'Our entire nation grieves' for astronauts (CNN) NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe and Bill Readdy (CNN) Hebrew Articles (picture format) Commander of the Israeli Airforce (02/01/03) - part 1/3 Part 2/3 Part 3/3 Ma'ariv Article (02/02/03) - part 1/5 ... Part 4/4 Memorial Service in Israel English Article Ramon Memorialized in Moving Ceremony (02/11/03) Hebrew Article (picture format) Yediot Article (02/11/03) - part 1/4 Part 2/4 Part 3/4 Part 4/4 ... Part 4/4 Flash Presentation in Memory of Ilan Ramon Includes a Hebrew dedication song (requires fast Internet, wait for download) ilanramon.swf - 1.1 meg Link to graphic English translation and transliteration Link to Hebrew Words Hebrew Powerpoint Presentation in Memory of Ilan Ramon (requires fast Internet, wait for download)

53. Jacob Richman - Pictures - Israel - Events Jacob Richman Pictures israel - Events / history Vietnam Refugees Arriving in israel (1979), Scan. Article about Vietnamese Refugees WZO http://www.jr.co.il/pictures/israel/history/

Jacob Richman - Pictures Israel - Events / History Click to View Source Exodus Ship (1947) MFA Ben Gurion Proclaims State (1948) MFA ... Vietnam Refugees Arriving in Israel (1979) Scan Article about Vietnamese Refugees WZO Operation Solomon - in Plane (5/91) MFA ... We Should Not Forget Link Sports Events / Moments Link American Aliyah Link Aliyah from Iraq Link French Aliyah Link First Israeli Astronaut in Space (01/2003) Link Gulf War 2003 - Israeli Preparations (03/2003) Link The Human Chain (07/2004) Link Question and Comments Return to Israel Pictures

54. Israel Wars Maps & History Tune into UnitedJerusalem.com for daily headline news from around the world. Search UnitedJerusalem.com s news archive, find historic documents, http://www.unitedjerusalem.com/HISTORICAL_PERSPECTIVES/Israel_Wars_Maps___Histor

Israel´s Policy on Jerusalem Jerusalem in International Diplomacy PLO claim to "Right of Return" BARAK "White Papers" PLO Non-Compliance ... Unity Mission m, Inc. P.O.BOX 18 New York, N.Y.10021 On The TEMPLE MOUNT On The GOLAN About YESHA ... 1982 Operation Peace for Galilee 1948 War of Independence O n 14 May 1948 the State of Israel was proclaimed according to the UN partition plan (1947). Less than 24 hours later, the regular armies of Egypt, Trans-Jordan, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq invaded the country, forcing Israel to defend the sovereignty it had regained in its ancestral homeland. In what became known as Israel's War of Independence, the newly formed, poorly equipped Israel Defense Forces (IDF) repulsed the invaders in fierce intermittent fighting, which lasted some 15 months and claimed over 6,000 Israeli lives (nearly one percent of the country's Jewish population at the time). During the first few months of 1949, direct negotiations were conducted under UN auspices between Israel and each of the invading countries (except Iraq which has refused to negotiate with Israel to date), resulting in armistice agreements which reflected the situation at the end of the fighting. Accordingly, the coastal plain, Galilee and the entire Negev were within Israel's sovereignty, Judea and Samaria (the West Bank) came under Jordanian rule, the Gaza Strip came under Egyptian administration, and the city of Jerusalem was divided, with Jordan controlling the eastern part, including the Old City, and Israel the western sector.

55. Eye On Israel - History history Background. Aliya British Mandate israelDiaspora Relations Jerusalem history Jerusalem Timeline Maps Settlement / Hityashvut http://www.jafi.org.il/education/israel/history.html

Languages English - Main Page Hebrew - Main Page Espanol - Main Page Deutsch - Main Page Russian - Main Page Francais - Main Page Portugues - Main Page Italiano - Main Page Nederlands - Main Page New Eye on Israel Worldwide Community Jewish Time ... Israel-Diaspora Projects FAQs Jerusalem Zionism History: Background Aliya British Mandate Israel-Diaspora Relations Jerusalem History ... Zionist Congresses History: Activities Early Years Herzl Years State-to-Be Blockade ... Quizzes Galleries Zionism posters Herzliana Israel: the First Generation Israel at Fifty ... Selected Links The Department for Jewish Zionist Education The Pedagogic Center Director: Dr. Motti Friedman

56. Rewriting Israel's History - Middle East Quarterly - June 1996 Rewriting israel s history Middle East Quarterly - June 1996. http://www.meforum.org/article/302

Home About the Forum Middle East Quarterly MEF Campus Clubs ... Contact Editor Rewriting Israel's History by Efraim Karsh Efraim Karsh is director of the Mediterranean Studies Programme at King's College, University of London, and editor of the quarterly journal Israel Affairs. One of the reasons I gave up political history was that it is very difficult not to direct it towards the future, towards your idea of what ought to happen. And that somehow distorts your view of what has happened. Albert Hourani As Israel edges toward peace with the Palestinians, old, highly controversial, and seemingly defunct issues are back on the table, such as the legal status of Jerusalem and the question of the Palestinian refugees. The refugees and their present rights inspire two very different approaches. The Israeli view, based on an assessment of the 1947-49 period that ascribes primary responsibility for the Palestinian tragedy to an extremist and short-sighted leadership, sees Palestinian wounds as primarily self-inflicted and so not in need of compensation. In contrast, Palestinian spokesmen justify their "right of return" to the territory that is now part of the State of Israel (or an alternative compensation) by presenting themselves as victims of Jewish aggression in the late 1940s. Ironically, it is a group of Israelis who have given the Palestinian argument its intellectual firepower. Starting in 1987, an array of self-styled "new historians" has sought to debunk what it claims is a distorted "Zionist narrative." How valid is this sustained assault on the received version of Israel's early history? This question has real political importance, for the answer is bound to affect the course of Israeli-Palestinian efforts at making peace.

57. A Totalitarian Concept Of History - Middle East Quarterly - September 1996 I beg to differ the debate about israel s early history is a debate about history, not about contemporary politics. Karsh also accuses me, again as a new http://www.meforum.org/article/92

Home About the Forum Middle East Quarterly MEF Campus Clubs ... Contact Editor A Totalitarian Concept of History by Avi Shlaim Efraim Karsh makes a vigorous contribution to the debate about Israel's early history in his article. This debate began a decade ago, following the publication of books by Simha Flapan, Benny Morris, Ilan Pappé, and myself, and it clearly is still going strong. Although it has generated a great deal of heat, especially at the beginning, the debate itself is a wholly positive development and a reflection of the maturity of Israeli society. Karsh's contribution is significant because it is based on extensive reading and because it touches on issues that are fundamental to the "new" or revisionist school of writing about Israel's history. "Not Guilty" Karsh makes many sweeping generalizations about the work of the new historians. I cannot really complain about this as I myself have similarly written in a shorthand fashion about the work of the "old," or Zionist, or traditionalist historians. But it should be stressed at the outset that there is no club, society, or trade union, let alone a political party with card-carrying members, of new historians. Nor is there collective responsibility for the new history; each new historian is responsible solely and exclusively for what he himself has written. I am not my brothers' keeper nor are they mine. For my part, I wish to enter a plea of "not guilty" to nearly all the charges Karsh levels collectively against the new historians: I am not a "self-styled" new historian nor a self-styled guardian of truth and morality; I do not attempt to prove that the Jewish state was born in sin nor do I seek to champion the cause of the Palestinians; and I most emphatically do not fashion my research to suit contemporary political agendas. Karsh also charges the new historians of making much of their relatively young age; I have never referred to my age in print before, but, at the ripe age of fifty, I find it flattering to be described as young.

58. Israel Affairs :: United Synagogue Youth The Timeline of israel s history Click on one of the years below to read about the events of that year in israel. 1940 s. 1947 1948 1949. 1950 s http://www.usy.org/yourusy/israel/timeline/

Subscribe to the USY listserv: Kadima Advisors Alumni Summer Staff ... Advanced Search Israel's History: A Timeline In honor of Israel Education Month, we are bringing you Israel's timeline, sent out over the USY listserve piece by piece (or year by year) by the 2002-2003 Regional Israel Affairs VP's. The timeline starts from 1947 and goes through 2003. We hope these timelines will help you learn more about Medinat Yisrael and its history, both political and the unique/fun stuff that occurred over the past 56 years. Enjoy! The Timeline of Israel's History: Click on one of the years below to read about the events of that year in Israel. 1940's: 1950's: 1960's: 1970's: 1980's: 1990's: 2000 and beyond: Israel Affairs Israel Affairs Home Questions for the VP? Israel Links HeChalutzim Israel Club About HeChalutzim Join HeChaluztim! HeChalutzon Newsletter Membership Incentives ... The USY Israel Challenge Israel Resources for the Chapter Resources Home Israel Advocacy Advocacy Home Israel-SA/TO Ideas Fun Israel Stuff Clickable Israel Map Random Israel Facts Test Your Israel IQ! Timeline of Israel's History ... Milestones in Israeli History Israel Affairs Committee USY Israel Affairs Vice President Daniel M. Hochbaum

59. Israel Affairs :: United Synagogue Youth It is important to acknowledge these exciting times in israel’s history. Each week another milestone in israel s history will be posted on this page for you http://www.usy.org/yourusy/israel/milestones/

Subscribe to the USY listserv: Kadima Advisors Alumni Summer Staff ... Advanced Search Milestones in Israeli History "Tziyunai Derech B'Tzion": Milestones in Israeli History Click on one of the links below to find out more about that milestone: 1950 - The Law of Return 1959 - Israel's Agriculture Comes of Age 1972 - Terrorism at the Munich Olympics 1978 - The Camp David Accords ... 1997 - David Ben Gurion, 100 Years Israel Affairs Israel Affairs Home Questions for the VP? Israel Links HeChalutzim Israel Club About HeChalutzim Join HeChaluztim! HeChalutzon Newsletter Membership Incentives ... The USY Israel Challenge Israel Resources for the Chapter Resources Home Israel Advocacy Advocacy Home Israel-SA/TO Ideas Fun Israel Stuff Clickable Israel Map Random Israel Facts Test Your Israel IQ! Timeline of Israel's History ... Milestones in Israeli History Israel Affairs Committee USY Israel Affairs Vice President Daniel M. Hochbaum Israel Affairs IGB Ruthie Edelstein Nathan Miller Matan Silberstein Regional Israel Affairs ... The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism Please do not visit this page on Shabbat or Yom Tov. Questions, comments, problems, and suggestions can be sent to

60. SYLLABUS: ANCIENT ISRAEL'S HISTORY IN THE BIBLE To understand the writers assessments of ancient israel s history and the ideological perspectives from which they wrote them. Requirements http://imp.lss.wisc.edu/~rltroxel/history/syllabus.html

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML//EN"> SYLLABUS: HISTORY-TELLING IN THE BIBLE Hebrew Studies 371/Jewish Studies 371/Religious Studies 400 Spring, 2005 Class email list: history-telling@lists.students.wisc.edu Ronald L. Troxel, Ph.D. email: rltroxel@wisc.edu Goals 1. To become acquainted with the story of Israel's origins and existence as narrated in the Torah, Joshua through Kings, and the books of Chronicles. 2. To understand how writers in ancient Israel accounted for their nation's history and how their methods of telling the story compare with those of other history writers in the ancient Mediterranean world. 3. To understand the writers' assessments of ancient Israel's history and the ideological perspectives from which they wrote them. Requirements 1. Read the prescribed pages from the textbooks and the passages listed under the rubric " BT " in each day's assignment. 2. Attend class, ask questions and take accurate notes. The assigned readings offer important introductions and discussions, but they are simply a starting point. The class sessions will supplement, clarify, and query those readings, especially as we examine specific, representative passages. 3. Write three examinations:

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