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Listen, follow along, and to learn to say Israel in standard Mandarin Chinese (Putonghua, Guoyu, Hanyu, Huayu).

Israel is located near an abundance of water, and WatchMojo takes a look at some of the most exciting water activities available in the country.

Beach, coast, desert, modern or medieval! there is sure to be something for everyone in this country. We take a look at some of the top cities located in Israel.

We take a look at the land where Jesus is said to have called home during much of his life: the Galilee region of Israel.

Learn more about the important Christian sites in Israel for your next visit or pilgrimage.

Learn how Shel Israel became involved in social media, and about the inspiration for his book, Twitterville.

Author and social media expert Shel Israel discusses Twitter and its far-reaching potential in the business world.

Israel is located near an abundance of water, and http://www.WatchMojo.com take a look at some of the most exciting water activities available in the country.

Jerusalem, Israel is around 5000 years old, and is a holy place for a third of the world's population.

Founder of Zion Oil John Brown is a true believer. So much so that he has moved his oil rig to Israel to dig for oil where he says Biblical prophecy tells him to and is hoping to hit it big for himself and his investors.

Hagit Ofran, the head of the Settlement Watch Project for Israeli Peace Now, talks about the obstacles to peace in Israel and the failure of the "road map" for peace.

Learn about The Founding of the State of Israel on May 14 1948 in this educational video from dizzo95.

Benjamin Netanyahu begins his official term as Israel's Prime Minister after an official changeover ceremony in Jerusalem. Netanyahu's right-leaning government succeeds Ehud Olmert. Israeli lawmakers approved the new government after a six-hour debate on Tuesday (March 31).

Israel's Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu has signed his first coalition deal with controversial far right leader Avigdor Lieberman. Netanyahu's deal with the Yisrael Beitenu Party is his first step to forging a right-wing government that could be on a collision course with Obama administration's goals of seeking a Palestinian state. The Likud leader has until April 3rd to form a coalition government.

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges the Jewish state not to demolish Palestinian homes in Arab East Jerusalem. Clinton's appeal to Israel follows talks on Wednesday when she visited the Israeli-occupied West Bank to deliver a message of support for President Mahmoud Abbas's Palestinian Authority.

Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert issues official apology after a comedy skit on an Israeli TV programme caused outrage among the Christian community. The row has strained already tense ties between the Vatican and Israel, especially as Pope Benedict is planning to visit Israel in May- the first visit by a Pope to the Holy Land since John Paul in 2000. The Catholic Church says the Vatican is reconsidering the visit.

A rocket fired from Lebanon strikes northern Israel. Three people were wounded from the attack. Israel responded by firing at least six artillery shells into southern Lebanon, according to a security source. The last rockets to be fired into Israel from Lebanon were on January 8, when a Palestinian group said it fired them in response to the Israeli bombardment of Gaza which killed 1300 Palestinians and 13 Israelis.

Israel will not lift its border blockade of Gaza until Hamas agrees to release Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. Gilad Shlait was captured three years ago during a cross-border raid. Israel's decision to put Shalit at the top of their ceasefire terms has put the long-term ceasefire proposal by Egypt on hold. Gaza's Hamas rulers have rejected linking Shalit to the opening of their borders with Israel.

An Israeli air strike hits a Hamas compound in southern Gaza, damaging buildings but causing no casualties. An Israeli army spokesman told Reuters the operation was launched after militants fired rockets into southern Israel.

Hamas Strikes After Israel Calls for Cease-Fire Sun, 18 Jan 2009 11:24:00 EST EST

Israel unleashes its heaviest shelling of Gaza, hitting a U.N. compound and media building in what might be a final push against Hamas before a ceasefire deal. United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon and German Foreign Minister Frank-walter Steinmeier led the talks with Israel's leaders. The meeting comes as the violence in Gaza enters its 20th day. Israel is calling on Hamas to halt its rocket attacks into Israel, whilst Hamas is insisting that Israel withdraw its troops and lift its long-standing blockade on Gaza.

Israel's Ambassador to the UN says Egyptian proposals for an initial truce have not been ruled out. The plan by Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak suggests at least a limited ceasefire that would allow aid into Gaza and buy more time for Egypt to broker a longer-term truce.

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Israeli warplanes continue to bomb dozens of targets in the Gaza strip. Among the targets were tunnels used for smuggling arms, rocket launchers and rocket making production facilities said Israeli authorities. Hamas responded to the attacks by firing rockets into Israel. At least 400 people have been killed in Gaza since Israel started its attacks on the city seven days ago. Israel is blaming Hamas for their aggression. Hamas says martyrdom operations on Israeli interests are now an option. The Gaza strip is home to around 1.5 million Palestinians.

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Israel is developing a foul-smelling but ultimately harmless crowd control weapon called "Skunk".

Former New York Mayor, Ed Koch, a Barack Obama supporter, tells Newsmax that despite Obama's long association with the controversial Reverend Jeremiah Wright, he thinks Jewish voters accept him as a friend and supporter of Israel. Hear his views on Obama's association with terrorist William Ayers. The former New York mayor explains why Sarah Palin "scares the hell" out of him. Koch also shares his thoughts on the Freddie and Fannie bailouts and how he thinks the government can help people secure jobs.