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Page 946
... Israel more to foreign cultural influences than was the case with Judah , thus making Israel more the true heir of the defunct united kingdom . Judah pos- sessed a more homogeneous population and retained Je- rusalem , but it was cut ...
... Israel more to foreign cultural influences than was the case with Judah , thus making Israel more the true heir of the defunct united kingdom . Judah pos- sessed a more homogeneous population and retained Je- rusalem , but it was cut ...
Page 963
... Israeli intervention stopped Syria from imposing a peace . Israel invaded the area with 20,000 troops on March 14-15 , 1978 , to destroy Palestinian military bases and to force Lebanon to curb future raids by the PLO into Israel . A ...
... Israeli intervention stopped Syria from imposing a peace . Israel invaded the area with 20,000 troops on March 14-15 , 1978 , to destroy Palestinian military bases and to force Lebanon to curb future raids by the PLO into Israel . A ...
Page 965
... Israel - signed in Washington , D.C. , on March 26 , 1979 - gave Israel a complete peace , full diplomatic recognition by Egypt , trade with Egypt , and limits on Egyptian armaments in the Sinai , and gave Egypt the reoccupation , in ...
... Israel - signed in Washington , D.C. , on March 26 , 1979 - gave Israel a complete peace , full diplomatic recognition by Egypt , trade with Egypt , and limits on Egyptian armaments in the Sinai , and gave Egypt the reoccupation , in ...
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