------------------------------------------------------------------RebelGator » 40 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ So, you think the Greenlanders are going to start shooting rockets at us, like your pals, the Palestinians?
Speaking of rocks, that whole area is nothing but sand and rocks....the Israelis made a garden spot out of it, while your people are still living like they did a thousand years ago.
Before 1948, farms in Israel, then known as Palestine, were characterized by a variety of crops, land tenure systems, and farming practices:
- Crops
The main crops were wheat and barley, which were grown on 75% of the cultivated land. Other crops included olives, grapes, cotton, oranges, sesame, Indian millet, dura, beans, fenugreek, and chickpeas. - Land tenure
The most common land tenure systems were musha'a and mafrouz. Musha'a was a system where land was allocated to a village or community and then parceled out to individuals and families. Mafrouz was a system that was similar to private property in Europe.