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The State of Israel is claimed as the Jewish homeland as of May 14, 1948. With it being the Jewish homeland, there is a law that any person of Jewish faith, heritage, or conversion can obtain citizenship in Israel with proof. The main religion is Judaism, and the main ethnic group making up 75% of the country are Jews. The official language of Israel is Modern Hebrew, differing from Biblical Hebrew after becoming a spoken language in the nineteenth century. The population of Israel is 8,424,904, and includes the unofficial capital Jerusalem.

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For the past six years, Israel has been in a drought situation. Since there hasn't been enough water in said country, the demand for water continues to increase. Israel desalinates its water from the Mediterranean Sea, and from coastal plain waters such as Lake Kinneret, providing more water to the Israeli people.  However, Israel has been in and will remain in crisis mode for their lack of fresh water. Another source of water Israel has could be the Dead Sea, however, it's too salty to even swim in. That leaves Israel with only three water sources.

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The State of Israel (מְדִינַת יִשְׂרָאֵל) is a country in the middle eastern region of Asia. It holds 20,770 square km, though 13.3% of that land belongs to Palestine. It borders the country of Jordan, with a hot and dry climate.

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As previously stated, Israel has only three water sources; Lake Kinneret, and two aquifers. One aquifer is for coastal water, the other for mountain waters.
(Lake Kinneret pictured below.)

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Consisting of a white flag with two blue stripes at the top and bottom, with the Star of David in the middle is the Israeli flag; the Flag of Zion.

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Israel is made up of deserts, mountains, and coastal plain terrains. This means different types of natural disasters have chances at striking the country. Those disasters include flash floods, earth quakes, fires, etc.

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