Vairikai Sari wrote:The Hebrew State finds its roots in the city of Jerusalem; One of the holiest cities on this earth. In the early years after American Civil War a secret society was formed, known as Eretz Yisrael, or Land of Israel its main goal was ultimately the creation of a Jewish or Hebrew State. They accomplished their goal, but on a small scale they managed to gain independence of Jerusalem and the territories around the Dead Sea. The rest of modern day Israel was controlled by Unorganized Arabic Tribes, eventually however the Hebrew state threw effective organization and military strength they began acquiring and annexing the lands West of Jordan River and north from Byzantium and south to the Sinai.
However peace was not to follow the new state, a war in 1895 over the newly completed Suez Canal Zone between the Egyptian Caliphate, who's armies though superior in manpower, however where inferior in equipment, organization and training. The war ended in a surprising Hebrew Victory, the penance for the defeated Egyptians was the Succession of the Suez Canal Zone, Dametta and Port Said. The Hebrew state then entered a peaceful stage of its history no wars or anything of that sort. The economy grew, Judaism became more popular and the government stabilized. However Egypt angered and humiliated would not accept the fall of their armies gracefully. In 1954 Egypt using a surprise to their advantage invaded across the Suez, pushing the Hebrew Armies back to the Be'er Sheva line. The Hanukkiya War as it was to be called almost crippled the Hebrew will to fight, but with an international intervention the Hebrew Lines where saved, and by 1955 they had pushed the Egyptians back over the Canal and into Cairo, which would be besieged for the next 33 Days before the Caliph's government surrendered.The end of the Hanukkiya War brought Hebrew sovereignty over Egypt and Sudan.
Uprisings in the name of Islam where frequent after the end of the Hanukkiya war where frequent. And in 1973 an Arab Revolt almost paralyzed the nation. But upon the entrance of King Abraham XI as Hebrew King things improved. For one Abraham was part Arab; his father being a member of the Hashemite Dynasty, for another Abraham declared Egypt and Sudan to be autonomous Zones within the Kingdom, these autonomous zones instead of having Jewish Law that people where tried under; they would be trialed under Sharia Law. Also the new Autonomous Zone had the Old Egyptian Caliph restored, but not as a monarch, as the ceremonial Head of Government. Soon the Arab population was satisfied and peace and cooperation was abundant threw out the land. And now Abraham XII plots and schemes the rise of the Hebrew State to the top.
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Idk....Egypt sounds like Palestine writ large, just with more people and a deeper history.
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