Where did Israel get its name and where is the reference? What year and by who was Israel recognized as a nation?

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Where did Israel get its name and where is the reference? What year and by who was Israel recognized as a nation?

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America’s support for Zionism Zionism- A national movement for Jews to return to their homeland of Israel. Supported since, colonialism, John Adams President Abraham Lincoln President Benjamin Harrison

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