The name Palestine is an altered form of Phillistine, which refers to an ethnic group that is mentioned prominently in the Old Testament. If Palestinians are actually Phillistines, then their presence in the disputed territory known variously as Palestine or Israel or the Holy Land predates that of the Jews according to the historical record of the Jews themselves. However, over a period of many thousands of years (at least 3500 years) there has been lots of migration, lots of people entering and leaving the constantly disputed territory in question, and significant intermarriage wtih other ethnic groups such as the Bedouin Arabs. After this great passage of time, the geneology of Palestinians is not something that we can determine with any great confidence. Nonetheless, it seems reasonable to think that at least some of their ancestors, at one time came from Greek islands.
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There is no such title. The first Chairman of the PLO was Yasser Arafat and he was also first Chairman of the Palestinian Authority.
Captain James Cook did not actually find any countries. He was the first to chart the eastern coast of Australia, and he was the first to circumnavigate New Zealand. However, he did not find either of these countries. He was the first European to come across Hawaii, which he called the Sandwich Islands, but they do not constitute a "country".
I think it was the Mycenaeans who built the first Greek kingdoms
beacuse greek empire was the first to rule the world
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