Judicial restraint is a theory that judges shouldn't be so quick to cast down laws; it basically says that judges should limit their own power so the answer is:
act cautiously in overruling the decisions of elected officials.
Both Jews and Muslims consider the Jerusalem to be a sacred city. However, Jerusalem am and the wider Palestine region has been conquered numerous times by foreign powers.
In various times in history it has been ruled by Romans, Egyptians, Byzantines, the Abbasid, Seljuk, Ottomans, and the British Empire.
The Jews consider the region as holy land where their forefathers lived. Muslims only consider Palestine as the third-holiest place in the religion while for Jews it is not just about religion but about an ancestral home that they lost.
In the last 1500 years the area has mostly been ruled by Muslims and before that, only for a short period was in controlled by Jews themselves.
Yet, after the British Empire disintegrated, both Muslims and Jews laid claim to the land.Jews saw it as an opportunity to go back to their home land, while Muslims believed that they could make their own country, free of foreign control.
Herein lies the problem, for both communities it is not just about religion but a matter of survival.
Below the mask of religion, there are obvious undertones to nationalism, survival and to a lesser extent racial superiority from both sides.
Matters have only worsened due to Arabs losing two wars with Israel, which led to Israel annexing Egyptian, Syrian and Jordanian territory.
How do you convince two people to give up a piece of land which both believe is not only integral to their religion but to their survival as a nation.
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“Northern” Canada encompasses all land above the country's 60th parallel, which is divided into three territories (from west to east): Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut.
<span>American painting is more of observation while European art was more about xerxes.
What I mean by this is that European painting refers to the cultural and art historical traditions that have preceded it.
American painting is curious of seeing and accurately rendering what is in front of the artist
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