Israeli officials said that 49 Israelis had been killed in 20 attacks that to some extent involved Palestinians who had entered Israel through family unification.
This article focuses on Egypt from its prehistory through its unification under Menes (Narmer) in the 3rd millennium bc sometimes used as a reference point for Egypt's origin and up to the Islamic conquest in the 7th century ad.
He wore a baggy white shirt and a glittering stud in each ear and kept making references to the middleweight division, which is going through a unification tournament of its own.
His philosophical ideas led him to believe that through a unification of quantum theory and general relativity it would be possible to calculate the values of universal constants, notably the fine-structure constant, the ratio of the mass of the proton to that of the electron, and the number of atoms in the universe.
Such a view, Planck argued, can only be produced through the unification of the diverse fields of physical phenomena if they are synthesized by means of mathematical abstraction.
Through the unification, the variation of parameters is continuous and consistent, which overcomes the inconsistency or discontinuity in the results predicted by all existing models.
The company is at once making large bets on Windows through the unification of that platform across screens and form factors, and also extending its non-Windows products to the platforms of its rivals.
It is the abandonment of the self as independent which paves the way for the nondual relation between the self and others that terminates in the activity of benevolence and compassion through a unification of minds.
Migrants were initially expected to be temporary 'guest' workers (Gastarbeiter), but they became permanent residents and prepared the basis for further migration through family unification which was not allowed in the first place.
Through the unification of all these qualities, we can live a meaningful life, motivated to be of benefit to ourselves, our families and the world at large.
