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..In its broader meaning as a geographical term, Palestine can refer to an area that includes contemporary
Israel and the
Palestinian territories, parts of
Jordan, and parts of
Lebanon and
Syria.
Byzantine administration of Palestine was temporarily suspended during the Persian occupation of 614–28, and then permanently after the Muslims arrived in 634 CE, defeating the empire's forces decisively at the
Battle of Yarmouk in 636 CE.
In 638 CE, Caliph
Omar Ibn al-Khattab and
Safforonius, the Byzantine governor of Jerusalem, signed
Al-Uhda al-'Omariyya (
The Umariyya Covenant), an agreement that stipulated the rights and obligations of all non-Muslims in Palestine.
[81] Jews were permitted to return to Palestine for the first time since the 500-year ban enacted by the Romans and maintained by Byzantine rulers.
Веќе во 12 век Муслиманите се мнозинство.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestine#cite_note-Shahinp10-85http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palestine#cite_note-palestineeb-63
...The region in question covers parts of five
Balkan countries:
Greece, the
Republic of Macedonia, Bulgaria and minor parts of Albania and Serbia, and covers approximately 67,000 square kilometers (km2) and a population of 4.76 million.
..Despite the empire's power, from the beginning of the 6th century the Byzantine dominions were subject to frequent massive movements and attacks on the part of the trans-Danubian Slavs. In the beginning of the 7th century at the time when domestic troubles weakened the defenses at the northern frontier of the Byzantine state, they made their settlement between the Danube and the Aimos range. From then onwards, Slavic invasions were carried on intermittently and Slavic penetrations of the northern parts of the Balkan Peninsula continued either in the form of war-like invasions or settlement by family units.
Еве и Грците имале право кога бомбардирале, убивале мачеле и прогонувале Македонци.
