Sentences with phrase «ancestral homeland on»

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To be sure, from the days of the Exile on, the majority of Jews lived not in Palestine but in foreign lands, where they were played upon by alien customs and ideas, and in such a situation continued fealty to the ancestral faith was far more a matter of individual choice than it was in the homeland.

He said about 1000 houses were in complete ruins, adding that the herdsmen said they were sitting on their Grazing Reserves and that we must quit our ancestral homelands.

For decades we focused on east Africa as our likely ancestral homeland.

Working from material written decades ago by Donald Stewart, Cooper's film follows a redemptive journey north from New Mexico to Montana, as the fiercely bigoted Capt. Joseph Blocker and his men, on orders from President Harrison, escort a long - imprisoned and now dying Cheyenne war chief, played by Wes Studi, to his ancestral homeland.

One of the Kubirri Warra brothers, Brandon or Linc, will take you on this fascinating cultural walk along the beach, their ancestral homeland.

They will also discuss Aaron's creation of a Housing First Program designed to assist Queer, Trans and Two - Spirit youth experiencing chronic and episodic homelessness on the unceded ancestral homelands of the Səl̓ílwəta, Xʷməθkwəy̓əm, & Sḵwx̱wúmesh peoples (Vancouver, BC).

Homelands are made up of Aboriginal clan families who live on ancestral lands, usually in very remote parts of Australia.

Homelands are located on Aboriginal ancestral lands with cultural and spiritual significance to the Aboriginal people who live there.

The homelands movement of the Northern Territory is an example of successful Aboriginal community development, governance and self - determination on Aboriginal ancestral lands with cultural and spiritual significance to the Aboriginal people who live there.