Your question could have multiple answers, depending on context and time frame. Israel has used its military, roadblocks and checkpoints, a blockade of the Gaza Strip, and even has developed nuclear weapons in order to protect their national security and territory.
But perhaps a specific thing you might have in mind with your question would be the construction of the West Bank security barrier. The barrier uses a combination of security fencing and concrete walls to divide Israeli territory from lands in which Palestinians reside. Construction of the barrier began in 2000 and has continued in spite of international objections and internal debate in Israel over its legitimacy. By 2012, 273 miles of the barrier had been completed (about 60% of its planned extent). Current Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in February, 2016, announced plans to extend the security barrier project to surround Israel at all borders.
<span>The Freedom permanent still effects us today in many different ways. A couple examples the New Freedom still has a huge impact on Americans today is the Federal income tax, the election of senators, and the Federal Trade Commission. There have been some changes to these over the years but they still have their original purpose in today's society.</span>
Correct answer is B.
This is because of Hamilton's federalists views. As a federalists, one who believed in a strong federal (central government), Hamilton was in favor of getting rid of the old constitution (the Articles of Confederation) and implementing a new one. Based on the excerpt, you can see that Hamilton is confident that the new constitution developed will protect individuals, as it states that the "people surrender nothing" and "retain everything." In these phrases he is referring to the fact that the federal government will not take away of the individual liberties promised to American citizens.
The answer is Neruda, Pablo. "We Are Many." <em>We Are Many</em>, translated by Alastair Reid, Cape Goliard Press Ltd., pp. 12-13. Trust me I took the test.