Israel History, Geography, Economy and Important Events

Israel has evidence of early attempts by hominids out of Africa. Because Canaanite tribes have been viewed archaeologically since the Middle Bronze Age, while the kingdoms of Israel and Judah emerged during the Iron Age. The Neo-Assyrian Empire destroyed Israel around 720 BC. A successful McCabean Rebellion ruled an independent Hassomon kingdom in 110 BCE, but later became a client state of the Roman Republic in 63 BCE, and later established the Herodian dynasty in 37 BCE, and later 6 Also built the Roman province of Judea in CE. Eventually during the 19th century, the national awakening among Jews led to the Zionist movement following the immigration of Palestine.

During the 20th century, Israel was controlled as a mandate of the British Empire from 1920–1948, and was cited by the Ottomans at the end of World War I. After a long time, the mandate did not bomb heavily in World War II, and with the Yiddish Jews serving the Allies, the British agreed to supply arms and form a Jewish brigade in 1944. Amid growing tensions and factions eager to please both British Arabs and Jews, the United Nations (UN) adopted a partition plan for Palestine in 1947 that included the creation of independent Arab and Jewish states and Jerusalem on an international level. Was recommended. The plan was accepted by the Jewish Agency, and rejected by Arab leaders. The following year, the Jewish Agency declared the independence of the State of Israel.

• Israel, officially called the nation of Israel, is a country located in the southwestern part of Asia.
• Israel borders Lebanon to the north, Syria and Jordan to the east, Egypt to the southwest, and the Mediterranean Sea to the southeast.
• Israel gained independence from Palestine in 14 AD 1948.
• The total area of ​​Israel is 20,770-22,072 sq km. (8,019–8,522 sq mi).
• The official languages ​​of Israel are Arabic and Hebrew.
• The currency of Israel is named New Shekel.
• According to the World Bank, the total population of Israel in 2016 was 85.5 million.
• The religion of most people in Israel is Jewish.
• The significant ethnic group in Israel is Jewish and Arabic.
• The highest mountain in Israel is Mount Hermon, which is 2,814 meters high.
• The longest river in Israel is the River Jordan, with a length of 251 km.
• Israel's largest lake is the Sea of ​​Galilee, which is 166 square kilometers. Spreads over.
• Israel has banned the underweight model because it believes that it makes the country unhealthy.
• Pakistani citizens are not allowed to go to Israel, so on their passports it is written that this passport is valid for all countries of the world except Israel.

• 07 September 1191 - Third Crusade-Fouries under Richard I, England defeated Job soldiers under Saladin in Arsuf, Current Israel.
• 08 April 1730 - The first synagogue in the city of Sharith Israel was built in New York.
• 18 April 1880 - William Evert Gladstone Prime Minister again, defeating Benjamin Disraeli Dhara in the United Kingdom general elections.
• 21 March 1909 - The remains of the Báb, one of the three central figures of the Bahá'í Faith, were interred by ʻAbdu'l-Bahl in present-day Haifa, Israel.
• 29 November 1947 - The United Nations General Assembly voted for Palestine to resolve the Arab-Israeli struggle in the British mandate of Palestine for Palestine, to approve the plan to separate the Jews and Arab states.
• 16 May 1948 - Chem Vizamen was elected as the first President of Israel.
• 01 June 1948 - Arab countries and Israel agreed to ceasefire.
• 12 July 1948 - The Israeli PM ordered all the Palestinians to be expelled from Israeli cities Lod and Ramla. The incident took place during the Israel-Arab war. Around 70000 Palestinians were expelled from the region. The operation was performed by the Israeli defense forces after the invasion of cities.
• 24 May 1948 - After the Arab-Israeli war-five days of battle, the Egyptians finally captured the Israeli community of Yed Mordaqai, as the Theadfender left it.
• 12 July 1948 - Arab-Israeli War-Israeli Defense Bard official Yitzak Rabins ordered the Palestinians to be expelled from the cities of Lod and Ramla.