PPT-In first century Palestine

Jewish groups The Jewish people in first century Palestine saw their religious faith as part of their daily lives Many of their daily activities were therefore based around fulfilling the mitzvoth or commandments that are found in the Torah In the time of Jesus Jewish life and culture centred around the Temple . Writing the 'Histories' of the Wars of . 1948. Aims. To . learn about the creation of the state of . Israel.. To trace the history of Israel/Palestine from the end of the British Mandate (1945 -1948), through the 1948 Arab-Israeli War until the signing of the armistices between Israel and the Arab states signed in 1949.. Territorial or Existential?. Nevet Basker. March 2011. 1. 2. It’s Both!. Territorial. Existential. 3. TWO. Conflicts in One!. 4. Different objectives. Different players. Different themes. But…. Same land. STATE. www.onedemocraticstate.org. Loss of Land, Ethnic cleansing, Discrimination and Segregation. Homelands . (Bantustans. ). The South African government designated all Africans as citizens of a homeland or Bantustan. By 1984, Ciskei, Bophuthatswana, Transkei, and Venda had been granted "independence," which was recognized by no other nations except South Africa.. Responses to the Arab-Israeli Conflict. You are a member of the United Nations.. You are about to l earn about real situations that took place in the Palestinian region AFTER World war . i. . . You must decide on the best action for the united nations to take.. 1111 2222 in the Late 1930s. HIST 4339. Outline. Palestine, pan-Islam, and Indian nationalism. 1936 Arab Uprising. 1937 Peel Commission plan. Challenges to Peel plan. Zionists and Gandhi. Gandhi on European Jewry. Henry Ponce. Overview. History________________. What is Israel?. Israel’s Location?. Zionism. World Zionist Organization. Early plans for partition. Events during the Holocaust/WWII. Impact_____________. Palestine under the British Mandate. Aims. To introduce the history of the British Mandate in Palestine and the parallel histories of Arab nationalism and Zionism.. To consider what life was like in Palestine under the British Mandate, for Arabs, Jews and the British themselves (looking at welfare provision and introducing the concept of ‘. An Initiative of . The World Council of Churches. Dismantling Barriers . Palestinian Christians. Palestinian Christians have been present in the Holy Land since the time of Christ. Once they made up 20% of the population, but that figure has dropped to under 1%. . ACTION . GETTING . TO WORK. NO WAR 2016. AMERICAN UNIVERSITY . SEP 23-25 2016. MUBARAK AWAD. 1. MY EXPERIENCE. Experience of more than 50 years in being a nonviolent activist, I saw lot of tragedy and . Watch the following passage carefully.. The teacher will hide some words for you to write them again.. Let’s see how smart you are..... Prepared by:T. MuinRabie-Palestine Sch. Dictation(---) Date:--/--/----. . Forged in Continuous Conflict. Palestine has been controlled by numerous different peoples, including the . Ancient Egyptians. , . Canaanites. , . Philistines. , . Tjekker. , . Ancient Israelites. Palestine is the name the Romans gave in the second century C.E. to a region of the present-day Middle East situated on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea west of Jordan 1917-1947 – Palestine under British control. . Balfour Declaration of 1917 – Britain pledges to create in Palestine a “national home for the Jewish people”. At time there were half million Arabs in Palestine and only 70,000 Jews.