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The “Greater Israel” label refers to an expansionist vision that various commentators, politicians and analysts say claims the West Bank, Gaza and parts of neighbouring Arab states; recent reporting a...
Julie Green has a mix of specific, falsified, and highly ambiguous prophetic claims; several high-profile predictions have been demonstrably false while others are presented as “fulfilled” by sympathe...
is in the midst of a rapid government drive to reassert control over the northeast, with forces of interim president seizing key towns, oilfields and border crossings and negotiating a ceasefire that ...
The claim that “ is the territory of without ” oversimplifies overlapping historical, geographic and political terms: Anatolia () is a conventional geographic peninsula largely forming the Asian part ...
Scholars place the transition from scattered to recognizable “” across a broad span: transformative settlement and monumental activity appears as early as the tenth millennium BCE in parts of the Near...
The phrase Eretz Yisrael Ha‑Shlema ("the Whole/Greater Land of Israel") has been explicitly used by Revisionist Zionists and their political descendants — notably Menachem Begin’s Herut and today’s Li...
Archaeologists and historians generally place the first civilizations in river-valley cradles of the Near East, Egypt, South Asia, China and the Americas, with urbanization and writing emerging mainly...
Julie Green’s public prophetic claims span geopolitical upheaval, targeted political downfalls, media collapse, and supernatural interventions affecting wars, national infrastructure, and the church; ...