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Israel should protect itself from Palestine like how each and every nation protects itself. By providing security to their own people, and taking the fight to them. Palestine has unofficially declared war and has always been warring against Israel, and failed to compromise in any way. All they look for is the destruction of the Jews and them being able to take the lands. Their tactics of destroying the Jews is similar to terrorists, and ideological similar to the Nazi's, the terrorism and sui-cide bombers, and the ideology that all "inferiors" and "jews" must die.
To be able to protect themselves, the Israelites must provide security for their citizens, and to be able to take the fight to the Palestines (which they cannot do, as the U.N. would not allow them too. However, sometimes just providing security is not enough, and Israel must fall on the old saying: "The best defense is a good offense." [Art of War].
Until Palestine learns and uses peace, or until the extinction of one or another people group, the Middle East will not experience peace.
Answer: explicit declarative memory
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The French and the Poles
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Germany lost part of its western land to the French and some of its easetern half to Poland.
The Union of the individual countries: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland is known as the United Kingdom
The Union Jack flag is described as a blue field with the red cross of Saint George (St George is the patron saint of England) edged in white
It also consists of the diagonal red cross of Saint Patrick (St Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland)
The flag is then superimposed on the diagonal white cross of Saint Andrew (St Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland)
The correct name for the flag is the the Union Flag, but it is commonly referred to as the Union Jack
The Union Jack Flag, particularly the Blue Ensign is the basis for a number of other flags including many Commonwealth countries and their constituent states or provinces as well as British overseas territories
To go beyond a threshold ban, to an agreement that will<span> lead progressively to a total ban </span>on<span>nuclear testing by...</span>
