Although raised and educated in Egyptian schools, Moses realized that he belonged to his people Israeli. When he was around 40 years old, he saw the Egyptian beating the Israelite. In rage he killed the Egyptian and fled to the desert because Pharaoh, when he heard it, wanted to kill him.
Traveling in the desert, he came to the Midian country and settled with the Midian priest, where he married his daughter. He lived with that Midianite priest and grazed his sheep in the wilderness, where the LORD was revealed to him, and received a call from him for service.
The closest to both the West bank and the Gaza Strip is East Jerusalem its recognized as a part of Palestinian territories the government of Israel has also occupied part of the road.
