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1. Discussing the historical significance of Jerusalem
   ... area. This is because the Jews wish to claim Jerusalem as their capital and wish to be an entire independent state and race. But ...
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2. The First Crusade
   ... ampquotWhile the Temple existed, pilgrimage to Jerusalem was a duty to Jews.ampquot Jerusalem They visited on Passover, Pentecost and Tabernacles. ...
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3. History Of Jerusalem
   ... Jerusalem was renamed Aelia Capitolnia, and Jews were forbidden to enter the city walls. ... And in 438 CE Jews are once again permitted to inhabit Jerusalem. ...
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4. Roots of AntiSmitism
   ... Because of this hatred towards Jews, Jerusalem was destroyed, killing over 1 million Jews who resided there A Calendar of Jewish Persecution. ...
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5. Persian Jews
   ... Ezra, in his second chapter from the Hebrew Bible, does not say that all the Jews returned to Jerusalem, he just says 50,000 people returned. ...
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6. Arabs vs Jews
   ... Silverman, 5156 The Jews also believed that Israel was their homeland, because Jerusalem had never been the independent home and capital of any other people ...
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7. Jerusalem Israel
   ... into three sections: the Old City, New City West Jerusalem, and East Jerusalem. ... Itamp39s dubbed the ampquotWailing Wallampquot because many Jews come to pray there, and ...
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8. The Plight of the Jews
   ... Jews were allowed to enter Jerusalem only once a year. Most of the Jews who survived fled to other lands or were sold into slavery. ...
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9. Jewish Bar Kochba Revolt
   ... Capitolina where Jerusalem once stood. The Jews exiled from Jerusalem were forbidden to go near the city. The Jews thus every year ...
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10. Jewish Bar Kochba Revolt
    ... Capitolina where Jerusalem once stood. The Jews exiled from Jerusalem were forbidden to go near the city. The Jews thus every year ...
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11. Israelis and the Palestinians
    ... The Jews feel that Jerusalem is all they have in the world, all that God has given them, and that they deserve it above all others for this reason ampquotJerusalem ...
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12. The Medieval Christian tradition of Holy War was turned against ...
    ... protection when that money ran out mostly because many who borrowed never bothered paying the money back. After the recapture of Jerusalem many Jews moved to ...
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13. The Need for Peace in the Middle East
    ... issues that need to be resolved. Jerusalem is the holy city for Jews, Muslims, and Christians. Jerusalem is the sticking point of ...
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14. Israel 3
    ... Muslims. The city is devided into two sections, east and west. West Jerusalem has mostly Jews, and is newer. East has mostly arabs. It ...
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15. The History of Israel Palestinians.
    Since Israeli opposition leader, Ariel Sharonamp39s disputed September 28 visit to the Temple Mount, a place cherished by Muslims and Jews in Jerusalem, more than ...
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16. NoneProvided
    ... Jews, however, are becoming very attracted to the notion of reconstructing a nationstate within the Jewish ampquothomelandampquot Palestine, namely, near Jerusalem. ...
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17. exile 2
    ... Williamson says that, because of the discovery of tombs of wealthy Jews in Jerusalem, that there must have been more than poor people living in Jerusalem at ...
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18. Problems in the Middle East and Latin America
    ... On November 29, 1947, a special UN committee recommended the creation of two Palestineamp39s, one for the Jews and one for the Arabs. Jerusalem would be maintained ...
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19. J Vernon McGee
    ... Peter arrived he saw Paul sitting at the table and sat at the Jews table anyway ... That evening when friends from the church in Jerusalem came Peter went from the ...
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20. Hanukkah
    ... part of Syria. When Alexanderamp39s army reached Jerusalem, the Jews, already under Syrian occupation, did not resist. It was Alexander ...
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21. The Longest HatredPart 1: The Holocaust
    ... In 1099, the Crusaders burned the Jews in the temple in Jerusalem, and in 1190, The crowning of Richard the Lion Hearted and the slaughter of Jews in England ...
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22. Zealots
    ... If Pompey captured Jerusalem, and abolished the Hasmoneans kingship he would have left the Jews in the enjoyment of an independent nation. ...
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23. War
    ... There are exceptions of course. Many Jews live in the new ring of suburbs around East Jerusalem and in the new settlements in the West Bank and Gaza. ...
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24. Nationalism in the Middle East
    ... There are still tough issues to resolve between the two sides, issues such as Jerusalem, which is holy to both Jews and Muslims. ...
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25. Nationalism in the Middle East
    ... There are still tough issues to resolve between the two sides, issues such as Jerusalem, which is holy to both Jews and Muslims. ...
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26. why was jesus executed
    ... If the Jews were to believe that their freedom from Roman rule was at ... they could uprise against the Romans, and their main representative in JerusalemPilate. ...
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27. Conflict in the MidEast
    ... between Israel and Palestine dates back to the second millennium BC This is when the Jews migrated to Palestine and established their capital in Jerusalem. ...
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28. Nationalism Is The Source Of Conflict Between Palestine And Israel
    ... between Israel and Palestine dates back to the second millennium BC This is when the Jews migrated to Palestine and established their capital in Jerusalem. ...
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29. The Judaic Tradition: Hebrews and History
    ... Jews. However, when the Jews revolted again in the 2nd century, Romans ravaged Judea and barred Jews from entering Jerusalem. The ...
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30. Israel PLO Peace Treaty
    ... drawing close. amp39Chronology of PLOIsrael Peace Movesampquot Jerusalem is a city sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims. Called the ...
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