present politicalscenario in Israel?
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what is the question?
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Your question is not clear in its meaning. If you are asking when will the people living next to Israel have their own state, my answer is as follows.\n\nNations controlling the lands now referred to as the Middle East, after the 1st & 2nd World Wars divided lands and placed them under monarchs and autocrats. Following the 2nd World War the requests for restoration of a Jewish state where all Jews would be allowed entry was accepted, mainly in answer to the Holocaust and to many seeking refuge being denied entry into any other nations. The newly formed United Nations formed a plan to provide both a Jewish & a Palestinian state. When implemented, the Jews accepted the plan and the palestinians (mainly natives of Jordan) rejected the plan as did all the arab nations in the region. They immediately declared war upon Israel and pledged her eventual destruction.\n\nWhen the arab nations and their peoples accept Israel's right to exist, securely and in peace, and renounce terrorism as a political means, then they will have their own state.
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I think that'd be the “Hineni Heani Mimaas,” but, not being a Jew I can't be 100% sure!\nGood luck with it!\nx
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have u ever heard about the lost tribe of israel? make the jewish guy a researcher in archelogy or ethnology or something like that; he will find, through a long journey, that this lost tribe has vanished in indonesia; he will meet a indonesian professor of ilterature, who will be a member of a secret association gathering last members of this lost tribe who practice some dance ritual each time they meet.\nthat's a good summary
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http://www.jewfaq.org/toc.htm
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israel and israel lite?
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Try http://www.palestinefacts.org
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I suggest you go to www.asktherabbi.org\nThey have a team of wonderful Rabbis.
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Sure.  Israel is a predominantly Urban society like many industrial countries.  It is cosmopolitan.  There are people there with roots from all over the world.  Despite having a religious charter, it is one of the most secular societies in the world.  Though this is changing rapidly as right wing religious Jews are quickly re populating the country.  The Israeli's are technocrats.  They have a lot of high tech businesses that fabricate software and high tech devices.  They are clever at re-engineering things (like the Japanes after WW2 who gained ascendency over the German camera industry).  Look for more Israeli high tech gadgets in the near future.  The country has a mediteranean climate and Israeli's love to take the sun at beach resorts with their families.  They have lots of outdoor cafe's like in Europe, open air markets that rub shoulders with more recent offerings like discos.  There is an Arab minority who are native and are Israeli citizens, but they make up a sub-class and often get cheated on their rights.  There is also a rural aspect.  The origanal settlers lived on Kibutz, which are still active.  These are a microcosm of socialist labor.  They make fine produce that is exported to the capitals of Europe.  Of note is the fact that psychological studies have been done on the kibutzim, as they are called.  They can not re populate themselves as the youth, even though not related, are too tightly bonded.  They get the same creepy feeling about dating each other as people would dating their sisters.  This is called the Kibutz effect.  That should be good for a snapshot.  Thanks.
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Because we have liberals that prevent comprehensive measures. It's all part of the democratic process, not that Israel isn't an essentially free nation. I agree with you. I like Israel's style. I like how they dealt with Hamas' last leader. They F-16'd him! Just one guy, but they sent a missile strike. They certainly don't mess around. I would be scared to death living right next to a Hamas' lead country, but the Israelis do it every day. They are tough as nails.
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Does this help?\n\n"Zionism is a political movement that supports a homeland for the Jewish people in the Land of Israel..."
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It's not really a geographic entity, you understand?  -  more a series of refugee camps and semi-desert strips and patches divided by Israeli-occupied areas.  \n\nYour question is very pertinent.  Maybe the Israeli govt information office can add more details.
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Palestinan and Israel conflict.  Jews moved on their land during WW11.  Divided over who gets Jeruselem and holy areas.  Just an idea.
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JUDr. Viliam Veteska\nPodpredseda\nNarodna rada Slovenskej republiky\nNamestie A. Dubceka 1\n812 80 Bratislava \n\nBut beware, there will be general elections in Slovakia in mid June 2006 so all the MPs might not get reelected
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Honestly, in my mind Israel is connected with Christianity and a couple of nice people whom I know from there, also of course rumors of the funny little greediness u have and a really special way to make business :)
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I know you asked for political members only, but this does not exlude Jesus Christ. Within his 3 year ministry, he began a continuence of Jewish faith, that has claimed him to be the single most influenctial man of all time. The moral choice of every democratic vote is influenced by this man!
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LMFAO!  Yes, we can DEFINITELY compare Israel to Iraq...Can't wait to see what our meddling will produce THIS time!  OMG I can't believe this question...AWESOME!