Answer 1
yes for a long time.
Answer 2
No. Palestine was never an individually governed Arab territory. No Arab Empire from the Rashidun Caliphate to the Ayyubid Caliphate ever ruled from Jerusalem nor was Palestine administered as a central territory. It was a near-permanent backwater, especially during the Ottoman Period, when it was actually portioned off in three pieces that were smaller parts of governates headquarted outside of Palestine.
Prior to the Nakba in 1948-1949, there was not even a unique Palestinian identity as we know it today. The Palestinian Arabs called themselves Fellahin (which means settled peasant) and considered themselves to be ethnically 'Arab Bilaad ash-Shaam or Levantine Arabs or Greater Syrian Arabs.
The first ever Palestinian Arab state in the history of the world was declared in absentia in Tunisia in 1988 and was partially realized in 1993 with the Oslo Accords.
Chat with our AI personalities
ist ac....... A: Pontius Pilate was a governor of Judea around 26-36AD. The area was named Palestine by the Romans sometime after the Jewish rebellion and the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple around 70AD.
"Mary" was a common name in 1st Century Palestine, just as "Jennifer" is a popular name in America today.
That word is never mentioned in the Bible.
The brain teaser "ever ever ever ever ever" is intentionally repetitive and doesn't have a clear meaning. It is likely just a nonsensical phrase used to test one's ability to recognize patterns or think creatively. The repetition may lead you to look for a hidden pattern or meaning that isn't actually there.
It is not in many English Versions. In the King James Version it is found 1 time in Joel 3:4.