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Saw this statement on another site: "Any prime number higher than three, when squared and subtracted by one, will always turn out to be a multiple of 24."

I never heard of this one before. Is there a proof of this property? Definitely needs a bit more investigation.

The region has been known as Canaan כנען or Judea יהודה, depending on the era and rulers. The name “Palestine” comes from “Philistia,” referencing the Philistines of biblical times. After the Bar Kokhba Revolt (135 CE), Rome renamed it Syria Palaestina to erase Jewish ties to Judea. Under Ottoman rule (1517–1917), “Palestine” was a geographic term, with diverse communities—Jews, Arabs, and Christians—living there. During the British Mandate (1920–1948), “Palestinian” referred to all residents, including Jews (e.g., Palestine Post). Knowing Hebrew reveals history through original inscriptions and artifacts.

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InstagramHebrew by Inbal 🇮🇱 Getting English speakers to thrive in Hebrew on Instagram‎: "Historically, the region was known by various names, such as Canaan כנען or Judea יהודה, depending on the time period and ruling powers. The name "Palestine" derives from "Philistia," referencing the ancient Philistines who lived along the coastal areas during biblical times. The Roman Empire formally adopted the term *Syria Palaestina* after suppressing the Bar Kokhba Revolt in 135 CE, as part of an effort to erase Jewish connections to the land of Judea. For centuries, under Ottoman rule (1517–1917), "Palestine" referred to a geographic region rather than a political entity. The area included diverse communities—Jews, Arabs, Christians, and others—living under Ottoman administration. During this period, people residing in the region, regardless of their ethnicity or religion, were often referred to as "Palestinians" in the sense of being inhabitants of Palestine. During the British Mandate period (1920–1948), the term "Palestinian" was used broadly for all inhabitants of the region, including Jews and Arabs. For example, the *Palestine Post* (now *The Jerusalem Post*) was a Jewish-run newspaper, and Jewish institutions referred to themselves as "Palestinian" in international contexts. Knowing Hebrew allows you to access historical inscriptions and artifacts in their original language, uncovering deeper truths and nuances often lost in translation, and providing a clearer understanding of the region's rich and complex history. Thank you @_j0sh_a_ #israeltravel #israeltrip #israelinstagram"‎806 likes, 22 comments - hebrewbyinbal on November 25, 2024‎: "Historically, the region was known by various names, such as Canaan כנען or Judea יהודה, depending on the time period and ruling powers. The name "Palestine" derives from "Philistia," referencing the ancient Philistines who lived along the coastal areas during biblical times. The Roman Empire formally adopted the term *Syria Palaestina* after suppressing the Bar Kokhba Revolt in 135 CE, as part of an effort to erase Jewish connections to the land of Judea. For centuries, under Ottoman rule (1517–1917), "Palestine" referred to a geographic region rather than a political entity. The area included diverse communities—Jews, Arabs, Christians, and others—living under Ottoman administration. During this period, people residing in the region, regardless of their ethnicity or religion, were often referred to as "Palestinians" in the sense of being inhabitants of Palestine. During the British Mandate period (1920–1948), the term "Palestinian" was used broadly for all inhabitants of the region, including Jews and Arabs. For example, the *Palestine Post* (now *The Jerusalem Post*) was a Jewish-run newspaper, and Jewish institutions referred to themselves as "Palestinian" in international contexts. Knowing Hebrew allows you to access historical inscriptions and artifacts in their original language, uncovering deeper truths and nuances often lost in translation, and providing a clearer understanding of the region's rich and complex history. Thank you @_j0sh_a_ #israeltravel #israeltrip #israelinstagram". ‎
#israel#proof#truth
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Favourite magazine shoot?

I've not been a fan long enough to have extensive knowledge of this. And I was going to "pass" when this image #Jimin #Weverse #Proof 2022 GOT STUCK IN MY HEAD so I'm sharing, going off to work, and might reread these interviews if it's quiet this morning

magazine.weverse.io/article/vi

magazine.weverse.ioJimin: “I want to be better, and cooler” - Weverse MagazineJimin: “I want to be better, and cooler” - Weverse Magazine