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Lake Tibereas ( See of Galilee)-Palestine.
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Jericho- map of Palestine, at least 9,000 B.C
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Canadian Maple leaf.
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And Jerusalem was built at least 4,000 years ago. (2,000 years before Prophet Abraham or Ibrahim ).
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Mizraim (Egypt) and Nimrod in Mesopotamia-Iraq. Canaanite Pottery found in Egypt. Similarity in animal domestication in both Canaan and Babylonia. Other civilizations in the region appeared and continued in forming our one Arab world and one Arab Nation.
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Abraham from Hurrians (Horites)due to famine. through haran-Iraq, and Tudmor and Damascus in Syria about 2000 B.C., as this map of Palestine explains
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occupation of the Hyksos for 130 years (1480 B.C.-1350 B.C.).
Hyksos infiltrated from central Asia. Pharaoh enslaved the Jews.
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map of Egypt, Canaan maps.
Babylonia- Hammurabi.
The Kingdom of Hittite.
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Moses returned to Canaan to join his father in law and his wife, the Canaanite. Palestine map included.
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Map of Palestine, Joshua mowed down Amalek and his people with the edge of the sword
More in the slide show. More in the maps.
Map of palestine explains the rest.

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Babylonia re-gained their glory and will be able later to enable us to gain a final victory over the Jews. As map number 11 explains ( map of Palestine )
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This map of Palestine, explain assyrian Empire in two phases and the relation with palestine and the palestinians.

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The new babylonia Empire (587-539) B.C. ( babylonia and Assyria had overlapping periods)
Nebuchadnezzar take Jews to slavery in Iraq. (589,587,586) B.C.
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Palestine under Persian Empire occupation for 209 years (539-330)B.C.
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Moe with map.
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63 B.C.-611 A.D. Roman Empire (674 years)
611-628 Persia (17 years)
628-638 Rome (10 years till their defeat by the Arab)
This map does not illustrate the phases of the growth of the empire nor the growth of its rival, the Phoenician empire and Carthage of the famous leader Hanibal ( Hanibbal) who led the Pheonician empire in the west and invaded Rome from north through spain and France. Both Phoenicia and Carthage have engaged with Rome in a bitter wars over the control of the Mediteranean Sea. The details could be found in many several related text books about the map of Palestine
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palestine Maps

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and here Dr. Epp conclusion in this regard:

" the Greek-oriented Christians did not very much appreciate the Latine dominance which had now come to the Holy Land-even the Jerusalem patriach was now of the Latin rite-and not a few fought with their Muslim neighbors against the western crusaders"
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In this map:
The Turkish did not inherit all the area gained by previous Arabic and Islamic powers. However, Turky extended its power farther in Europe, something the Arab attemped to do before.
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..At the same time the British were seeking the help of anyone against Germany including the Arab and the Jews. Consequently, the Arab have fought along the British in the Hope to gain independence of Turkish, unknowing what the British have been cooking with the Jews and the Americans.
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This map illustrates the location of Lake Tibereas ( See of Galilee)-Palestine. see othe maps.

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A map of palestine.
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Palestinian map. other maps included in the slideshow or slid show.
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in this slide the poet Mahmoud Darwish poem. * And Joshua mowed down Amalek and his people with the edge of the sword..and the Lord said to Moses, "Write this as a memorial in a book and recite it in the ears of Joshua, for I will utterly blot out the remembrance of Amalek under heaven" (Exod. 17:13-14)
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In this slide the poets Samish Qasim, Kasim, Fadwa Tukan poems and poem.
* 199-70 Seleucids of Syria ( Maccabees, who are Jews, collaborated with external powers against Palestine and gained some control over some cities)
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(1) Map of Palestine.
(2) Flag of Palestine Abraham arrive to Palestine from Hurrians (or Horites )-Asia due to famine, through haran-Iraq, and Tudmor and Damascus in Syria about 2000 B.C. and leaves to Egypt due to famine we have experienced in Palestine.
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(1) dynamic Palestinian Flag.
(2) Palestine Map.
(3) Maps of Palestine.
(4) Palestinian Map. Except for 60-year occupation by Hittites from Turkey ( 1350 B.C.-1290 B.C.), after the Hyksos defeat, Palestine re- established strong relations with Egypt for 266 years (1480 B.C.-1350 B.c.) and (1290 B.C.-1154 B.C.)
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palestine Maps
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Moses leaves Egypt, late in this period and seeks refuge in Palestine. Moses works as a shepherd with a Canaanite family and gets married to one of his masters daughters. The Canaanites extends invitation for the Jews in Egypt and Moses returns to Egypt to guide his people to his father's in law nation. Ottawa Maps
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S L I D E 16:
and here Dr. Epp conclusion in this regard:

" the Greek-oriented Christians did not very much appreciate the Latine dominance which had now come to the Holy Land-even the Jerusalem patriach was now of the Latin rite-and not a few fought with their Muslim neighbors against the western crusaders"
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In this map of palestine:
The Turkish did not inherit all the area gained by previous Arabic and Islamic powers. However, Turky extended its power farther in Europe, something the Arab attemped to do before.
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..At the same time the British were seeking the help of anyone against Germany including the Arab and the Jews. Consequently, the Arab have fought along the British in the Hope to gain independence of Turkish, unknowing what the British have been cooking with the Jews and the Americans against the map of palestine.
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This map of palestine illustrates the location of Lake Tibereas ( See of Galilee)-Palestine. see othe maps.

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A map of palestine.
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Palestinian map. other maps of palestine included in the slideshow or slid show.
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in this slide the poet Mahmoud Darwish poem. * And Joshua mowed down Amalek and his people with the edge of the sword..and the Lord said to Moses, "Write this as a memorial in a book and recite it in the ears of Joshua, for I will utterly blot out the remembrance of Amalek under heaven" (Exod.17:13-14)as the map of palestine indicates
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In this slide the poets Samish Qasim, Kasim, Fadwa Tukan poems and poem fond of the map of palestine.
* 199-70 Seleucids of Syria ( Maccabees, who are Jews, collaborated with external powers against Palestine and gained some control over some cities)
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(1) Map of Palestine.
(2) Flag of Palestine Abraham arrive to Palestine from Hurrians (or Horites )-Asia due to famine, through haran-Iraq, and Tudmor and Damascus in Syria about 2000 B.C. and leaves to Egypt due to famine we have experienced in Palestine map.
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(1) dynamic Palestinian Flag.
(2) Palestine Map.
(3) Maps of Palestine.
(4) Palestinian Map. Except for 60-year occupation by Hittites from Turkey ( 1350 B.C.-1290 B.C.), after the Hyksos defeat, Palestine re- established strong relations with Egypt for 266 years (1480 B.C.-1350 B.c.) and (1290 B.C.-1154 B.C.)
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palestine Maps
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Moses leaves Egypt, late in this period and seeks refuge in Palestine. Moses works as a shepherd with a Canaanite family and gets married to one of his masters daughters. The Canaanites extends invitation for the Jews in Egypt and Moses returns to Egypt to guide his people to his father's in law nation guided by the map of palestine Ottawa Maps

The evident of the first settlements of the Palestinians in Palestine is dated back to at least more than 1.5 million years ago in south of Tiberias ( sea of Galilee ). The growing of the Plestinian civilization was crowned by the establishment of the first government in the history in Jericho-Palestine in ninth millennium B.C.

Among those who sought Palestine as a refuge Abraham from Hurrien-Central Asia and was received warm welcome from the Palestinians providing him shelter and job ( 2000 B.C.). Abraham (Ibrahim in Arabic) left Palestine to Egypt due to famine the Palestinians have experienced in Canaan (Palestine)*. See map of Palestine.

Until he was old, Abraham had the first son Ishmael and then Isaac. The elder son of Isaac Esau broke with the clan when he was cheated out of his birthright by younger Jacob.

Eventually, Esau joined the Ishmaelite, whom along with the Palestians and other great nations in the area had mixed in increasing scale to create current Arab Nation of the Arab World.

A divisive tendency similar to that in the family of Abraham and Isaac appeared in the family of Jacob whose sons sold most of their numbers to the Ishmaelites. See map of Palestine.

While, the Palestinians found ourselves paying the price for being in the buffer zone ( the limits of super powers), the Jews always took advantage of the rivalry and took the side of the stronger ( see slide shows for details ).

They had collaborated with the Hyksos during their control to Egypt and Palestine (1710-1480) and in revenge and punishment Pharaoh put them under enslavement. The Palestinians offered again shelter and Job to moses, as they had done to Abraham, and due a wider invitation Moses along with the Jews were able to escape enslavement in Egypt. See map of Palestine.

The Jews repeated rejection to accept the higher God of Moses to be above theirs ( who were many ) and his prophecy, and being inpatients to a journey in the dessert had led moses to abandon them to wandering in the wilderness.

In twentieth century and due to rivalry between churches and the states of Europe Jews rushed to collaborate with the British against Germany during World Wars (I & II )**. The official announcement of Balfour declaration November 2, 1919 ( the policy of Balfour Declaration started earlier in 1917) was Britain's part of the deal that brought the Americans into the war. As map of Palestine illustrate.

While , the Arab, being broken after the devastating Turkish occupation, the jews had to enjoy unprecedented golden era in which they have control over the media, economics, and politics in Europe and United States. American President Truman, who was very susceptible to zionist pressures, admitted in his memoirs:

" I do not think I have ever had as much pressure and propaganda aimed at the White House as I had in this instance. The persistence of a few of the extreme Zionist leaders-actuated by political motives and engaging in political threats disturbed me and annoyed me. Individuals and groups asked me usually in rather quarrelsome and emotional ways , to stop the Arabs, to Keep the British from supporting the Arabs, to furnish American soldiers, to do this,that and other"

According to Secretary of state Dean Acheson who opposed the partition of Palestine, President Truman was "sucked in" and he himself exerted pressure on members of the United Nations or had such pressure exerted in his name. It is such kind of pressure that led to the partition of Palestine in November 29, 1947.

Shuttling between the capitals of the world waiting the genocide against to be stopped, which never did, the Palestinians reached to the conclusion:
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