Why is the Golan Heights significant for Israel's freshwater supply?

It feeds the Jordan River, which flows into the Sea of Galilee, Israel's main freshwater lake. The correct answer is that it feeds the Jordan River, which flows into the Sea of Galilee. EBSCO says the Jordan River flows through the Golan into the Sea of Galilee. That lake supplies about one-third of Israel's drinking water. Oil reserves is wrong because the sources name no oil there. The desalination plant is wrong because no source links one to the Golan. The Euphrates is wrong because the Golan's river is the Jordan. Memory hook: Golan, Jordan, Galilee. Read more: Golan Heights and the Israel-Syria Conflict Geography, Israel’s Arab Ties vs. the Arab Peace Initiative.

Security Council Resolution 2824, adopted on 25 June 2026, renewed UNDOF's mandate for six months. Until when?

31 December 2026. The correct answer is 31 December 2026. Resolution 2824 renewed the mandate for six months, until that date. 30 June 2026 is wrong because that was the end date set by the earlier Resolution 2811. 31 December 2025 is wrong because Resolution 2811 was adopted on 29 December 2025 and ran to 30 June 2026. 30 June 2027 is wrong because the renewal covers six months, not a year. Memory hook: each step is six months, June to December and back. Read more: Golan Heights and the Israel-Syria Conflict Geography, UN Peacekeeping Missions: India’s Role and Notable Deployments.

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Which Security Council resolution of 17 December 1981 declared Israel’s decision to apply its laws in the Golan Heights null and void?

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