Sponsored by Aish.com: In 1943, the first Jewish agricultural settlement was established in the Negev, Kibbutz Gevulot. David Ben-Gurion believed that the Negev — encompassing about half the land mass of Israel — was the fledging country’s great frontier. Though the Negev was virtually uninhabited and thought by many to be uncultivable, Ben-Gurion believed that the desert could...
Deconstructing the Lies About the Legitimate Nation of Israel