The State of Israel

Christianity

Judaism

Islam

Hinduism

Negev Desert

Central Hills

Mediterranean Coastal Plain

Jordan Rift Valley

Israel's prime minister

Israel's head of state

Israel's parliament

Israel's government system

Oil

Technology

Diamond cutting

Pharmaceuticals

anti-Semitism in the United States

Zionists working in the former Ottoman Empire

Egyptian claims on the Gaza Strip and West Bank

the Holocaust

a self-ruling Jewish homeland

trade with oil-producing countries

Palestinian Arabs having their own government

providing access to the Dome of the Rock for Islamic worshipers

Nazis thought it would be better for Jews to leave Germany.

The United Nations voted to create a homeland for the Jews to compensate the people for their tremendous suffering.

American troops were willing to move the survivors to a safe location.

Zionists believed that Holocaust survivors needed a place to gather and grieve.

Mediterranean Coastal Plain

Central Hills

Jordan Rift Valley

Negev Desert

Israel’s economy grows when the price of oil increases since Israel has an abundance of oil.

Israel’s economy is not impacted by changes in the price of oil because it does not use oil.

Israel’s economy is hurt by an increase in the price of oil since they have to import oil.

Israel’s economy is helped by an increase in the price of oil since Israel is one of the major oil exporters in the world.

Mediterranean Sea

Black Sea

Persian Gulf

Arabian Sea