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I am an expert in Middle Eastern history, and Israeli history in particular. My main focus is Biblical analysis, the origins of Islam, and medieval and modern historical events in Israel. Everything you see happening in the world today, has a history.
I am a free-lance writer who has previously lived in, and studied the history of, Israel.
I contribute to the One Israel Fund and will be joining CAMERA shortly.
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Hi Patrick, Actually, that doesn't happen very often in most western countries. There are some exceptions though, like Ireland for example where it does happen often. There's really no special name
I've been doing some more research and I found out you can do one of a few things. (I'm using Christianity as an example because I'm assuming you're Christian) - you can go to wikipedia and type in "list
Hi Henry, As to your first question, it would be absolutely impossible for me to tell you ALL the religions out there. There are literally thousands, and many of them, I don't even know about. The best
Hi Karam, To be quite honest with you, both Beirut and Amman have the capabilities to help you reach your goals. But here's a fact to perhaps help you decide which would be better for you. Beirut's
Hi Jackie, Sorry I took so longer to answer. Yes. It's perfectly all right for a Muslim to marry a non-Muslim. But generally speaking, before marrying, the non-Muslim party is required to convert

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