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Between 500-400 B.C. the Persian empire was dominant. It conquered all the the middle east (present day iran).
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The birth of muhammed occured in 570 CE. His birth would change the middle east forever
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Muhammeds death shocked the muslims world. Another caliph had to take place and the perfect choice was Abu Bakr
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Crusaders find choose and prescute them. They destroy many properties and slaughter many jews.
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Between 1240 and 1050 BCE most jewish started to migrate to the holy city of canaan. Canaan was the home city of Abraham
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Originating around 1300, the Ottoman Empire eventually expanded to include most of the Balkans and the Black Sea area, Anatolia, the Fertile Crescent, and northern Africa as far west as the borders of Morocco. It was for centuries the primary empire in the Middle East and North Africa.
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throughout 1516-1916 the ottoman turks ruled israel
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Henry VII unrightfully declares that he is the head of the church. No one can just declare leader of the church, it is considered a disgrace to many people
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In 1700 BCE most jewish followers migrated to egypt
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The Zionist movement gained momentum during the late 1800s among Jews living in Europe. They began a quest to re-establish an independent Israel.
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In 1869 the suez canal was open by europeans. This opening was a sign of influnce go to the middle east.
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During World War I, British forces defeated the Turks and gained control of the Biblical land of Israel, which also is known as Palestine. The League of Nations granted the United Kingdom a mandate over Palestine in 1922. Prior to British rule, the land had been controlled by the Turks as part of the Ottoman Empire for about 400 years.
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In 1917, three sheperd boys claim to have seen the virgin mary. Seeing her would be a great privelage, but were they telling the truth?
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The Balfour Declaration by the British clearly expresses support for a Jewish state in Palestine, clearly at odds with the earlier McMahon Correspondences.
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During the 1930s and 1940s, Jews in Germany endure intense persecution. About six million Jews died during World War II, due to a program of state-sponsored extermination by Nazi Germany that targeted Jews and other groups of people. The event becomes known as the Holocaust. The pressure to re-establish a Jewish homeland intensifies
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After WWI, the newly formed League of Nations gave Great Britain a mandate over Palestine. Palestine's location on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea seemed like a great prize to the British, but problems soon erupted.
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In 1948, after almost 1900 years had passed, Israel was again declared a sovereign nation and officially reestablished in the promised land. Through a series of miraculous events, including the Jews retaking of Jerusalem in 1967, this generation is witnessing the fulfillment of prophecy with respect to God's special nation.....
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Following breakdowns in talks with the Arab nations, and Egypt closing both the Suez Canal and the Strait of Tiran, Israel's access to the Red Sea, to Israeli shipping, Israel invaded Egypt. Israel quickly took control over Gaza and the Sinai Peninsula, and was aided by the French and the British who were angry with Egyptian President Abdel Nasser's handling of the Suez Canal. The UN, backed by the United States and the Soviet Union, ended the war and forced the invading nations to leave Egypt,
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During the Six-Day War of 1967, Israel takes control of Jerusalem and other ancient Jewish territories. The war also is known as 1967 Arab-Israeli War or the Third Arab-Israeli War
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Many Middle Eastern states placed an oil embargo on those nations they saw as favoring Israel in their policies, including the United States. The embargo ended in early 1974 and while it did not bring about great changes, it was detrimental to the economies of the nations it was placed upon and harmful to their citizens
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The famous french dicator Napolean Bonapart invades Egypt. This dictator was very dangerous and effective.
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In the late 1900's the Taliban rise. They rise and take over the country of afghanistan causing lots of controversy
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Hebrew was the language of the Jewish people in Biblical times, and most of the Old Testament was written in Hebrew. The language largely dies out over time but is revived in the 1900s. In 1982, it becomes an official language for Israel. Hebrew and Arabic are currently official languages of Israel.
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A very disturbing event in the U.S. on this day. Muslim extremists attack New York City ad succeed
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After pope benedict's death, christianity needed a new pope to take it place. Pope John Paul was beatified into the process.
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Within hours of Israel's declaration of independence, the surrounding countries launch an invasion of Israel. The armies of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon and Iraq attack Israel. The war becomes known as the 1948 Arab-Israeli War.
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On the modern hebrew calendar (2937) and in 823 B.C. the first jewish temple was made.It took 7.5 years to make
