Bizerte's population is 230,879.

Bizerte crisis happened on 1961-07-19.

Bizerte, Sfax, La Goulette, and Gabes are ports in Tunisia.

In the Mediterranean Sea, south of Sicily, east of Bizerte, Libya.

The most significant Tunisian port is Tunis, which is also the capital of the country. Other Tunisian ports are Bizerte, Gabès, La Goulette, Sfax, Sousse and Zarzis.

Battle of Bulge Berlin Bismark (the German battleship) Bradley, General Bizerte - Town in N. Africa Bull - General Buzz bomb

It is: Tunisia
If you look at a map, you will see that Tunisia and Morocco are the two northernmost countries in Africa, but if you look very close, you will see that Morocco is more north.

it is a "cape", Cape Agulhus
Cape Agulhus.

Lots of wars happened during Michael Jackson's life but a few main ones were:

Bizerte Crisis

Indonesia-Maylasia Confrontation

Dominican Civil War

United States ocupation of the Dominican Republic

South African Border War

Cambodian Civil War

Falklands War

Invasion of Grenada

There are many more but I hope this helped. :)

Most people live in the north part of Tunisia and at the coast.

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Tabarka, Bizerte, Tunis, Hawareya, Nabeul, Mestir, Mehdia, Sfax. these are from left to right on the coastal strip of Tunisia from North-west to south-east, they are the most dynamic places in the country. However, Tunis and Sfax are having massive concentration of population due to services and jobs.

Africa covers all the latitudes between approximately 37 degrees north (Cape Blanc, Tunisia) and 35 degrees south (Cape Agulhas, South Africa). Therefore, Africa covers a total of approximately 72 lines of latitude.

The Mediterranean Sea separates the continents of Europe and Africa. Naturally, for trade and tourism reasons, there would be cities on the coastline. Spanning from west to east - Morocco to Egypt - some major African Mediterranean cities are: Tétouan, Oran, Algiers, Annaba, Bizerte, Tunis, Sousse, Sfax, Tripoli, Surt, Al, Banghazi, Darnah, Tobruk, Matrouh, Alexandria and Port Said. Cairo is not directly on the coast as it flows down the Nile River, and Rabat and Casablanca are too far west, bordering the Atlantic Ocean.

The first Italian landings were on the island of Sicily, in July 1943, with both British and American troops landing on the southern Sicilian coast at several locations. The Sicilian campaign lasted about six weeks.

After the conquest of Sicily, in September 1943 British troops crossed onto the toe of the Italian boot from Sicily, and other British troops came from Bizerte, Tunisia, in Africa, and landed at Taranto, on the instep. About a week later American troops landed at Salerno, on the shin, about twenty-five miles south of Naples. The day before the American landings Italy surrendered, but the Germans, who were already numerous in Italy, continued to defend against the Allies. The Germans were able to defend the rugged terrain very viciously, so the Allies tried an additional landing behind the German defensive lines in January 1944, coming ashore at Anzio and Nettuno, about twenty-five miles south of Rome.

The Malta International Airport is the sole airport of the country of Malta. Malta is located in the Mediterranean Sea near 6 other islands. The busiest route out of the airport in to London Gatwick Airport.

The cast of Two Gentlemen Sharing - 1969 includes: Carl Adam as Negro Visitor Ester Anderson as Caroline Harcourt Tommy Ansah as Negro Driver George Baizley as Caretaker Thomas Baptiste as Mutt, Moving Man John Chandos as Advertising Executive Harcourt Curacao as Bandleader Nathan Dambuza as Chicomo Phillamore Davidson as Chicomo Hamilton Dyce as Dickson Senior Hal Frederick as Andrew McKenzie Judy Geeson as Jane Archer Hilary Heath as Ethne Burrows John Humphry as Dickson Junior Ram John Holder as Marcus Rachel Kempson as Mrs. Ashby-Kydd Charles Leno as Doorman Daisy Mae Williams as Amanda Norman Mitchell as Policeman Lionel Ngakane as Bill Ben Nightingale as Elevator Operator Willie Payne as Bizerte Robin Phillips as Roddy Pater Thors Piers as Eugene Valentine Norman Rossington as Phil Carter Gary Sobers as Cricketer Linbert Spencer as Jeff, Moving Man Anna Wing as Woman Neighbour

Here they are with the dates of their creation they are 24 with their names in Arabic Ariana 3 décembre 1983 أريانة Béja 21 juin 1956 باجة Ben Arous 3 décembre 1983 بن عروس Bizerte 21 juin 1956 بنزرت Gabès 21 juin 1956 قابس Gafsa 21 juin 1956 قفصة Jendouba2 21 juin 1956 جندوبة Kairouan 21 juin 1956 القيروان Kasserine3 21 juin 1956 القصرين Kébili 1981 قبلي La Manouba 31 juillet 2000 منوبة Le Kef 21 juin 1956 الكاف Mahdia 5 juin 1974 المهدية M Médenine 21 juin 1956 مدنين Monastir 5 juin 1974 المنستير Nabeul4 21 juin 1956 نابل Sfax 21 juin 1956 صفاقس Sidi Bouzid 1973سيدي بوزيد Siliana 5 juin 1974 سليانة Sousse 21 juin 1956 سوسة Tataouine 2 mars 1981 تطاوين Tozeur 21 juin 1956 توزر Tunis6 21 juin 1956 تونس Zaghouan7 1976 زغوان

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I really don't think "latitude" is the coordinate you want, but I'll answer as if it is.

-- The southernmost point of the [48 contiguous] US is Ballast Key in Florida, at 24.52° North latitude.

-- The northernmost point of Africa is near Bizerte in Tunisia, at 37.33° North latitude.

-- So the [48 contiguous] US are not separated at all from Africa in latitude. In fact,

they overlap by about 12.8 degrees of latitude ... a little over 880 miles !

-- Hawaii, at 18.93° - 22.24° North latitude, is completely within the latitude range of Africa.

-- The southernmost point of Alaska, at the southern tip of Dall Island, is 54.66° North latitude ...

17.33° (about 1,200 miles) farther from the equator than the northernmost point in Africa.

There was one in 1948, one in 1967, and one in 1973. This is not counting the Iran-Iraq War in 1980-1988, or Desert Storm in 1991, or the current operations; Iraqi Freedom or Enduring Freedom.

The question is unclear as to what Egypt conflict it is referring to.

If it is referring to the current (as of 2013-2014) violence in Egypt, it is the Egyptian military rounding up and suppressing the Muslim Brotherhood and other Islamist organizations.

The wars between Israel and the Arab nations include:

The war of independence (1947-49), Reprisal Operations (1950's-1960's), Suez Crisis (1956), Six Day War (1967), War of Attrition (1967-70), Yom Kippur war (1973), palestinian Arab insurgency in southern Lebanon (1971-82), first Lebanon War (1982), southern Lebanon conflict (1982-2000), first intifada (1987-1993), second intifada (2000-2005), second Lebanon war (2006), first Gaza war (2008-09), second Gaza war/Operation Pillar of Defense (2012), and third Gaza war/Operation Protective Edge (2014).

Willie Gault has: Played Himself - Chicago Bears Wide Receiver in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Wide Receiver in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played Himself - Manager in "ESPN Top Rank Boxing" in 1980. Played Himself - 18th Overall Pick in "1983 NFL Draft" in 1983. Played Himself - Chicago Bears Wide Receiver in "1984 NFC Championship Game" in 1985. Played Himself - Chicago Bears Wide Receiver in "1985 NFC Championship Game" in 1986. Played Himself - Chicago Bears Wide Receiver in "Super Bowl XX" in 1986. Played Himself - Commentator in "The 1986 Goodwill Games" in 1986. Played Troy Davis in "In the Heat of the Night" in 1988. Performed in "Street of Dreams" in 1988. Played Cop in "Tales from the Crypt" in 1989. Played himself in "Holiday Hot Sheet" in 1990. Played himself in "Night of 100 Stars III" in 1990. Played Football Player in "Sporting Chance" in 1990. Played Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Wide Receiver in "1990 AFC Championship Game" in 1991. Played Detective Carver in "Bodies of Evidence" in 1992. Performed in "Vanishing Son" in 1995. Played Willie the Sweeper in "The Pretender" in 1996. Played Trent in "The Steve Harvey Show" in 1996. Played Domino Player in "Run for the Dream: The Gail Devers Story" in 1996. Played FBI Agent Coleman in "Night Vision" in 1997. Played Sgt. Harrison in "Malaika" in 1998. Played Nordic Track Guy in "Holy Man" in 1998. Performed in "The Darwin Conspiracy" in 1999. Played himself in "ESPN SportsCentury" in 1999. Played Agent Madsen in "The West Wing" in 1999. Played Secret Service Agent in "The West Wing" in 1999. Played Lt. Dunne in "Millennium Man" in 1999. Performed in "Girlfriends" in 2000. Played Sgt. Cameron in "18 Wheels of Justice" in 2000. Played Hugh in "Grounded for Life" in 2001. Played Victor Hendricks in "Room 302" in 2001. Played himself in "The Test" in 2001. Played Det. Greg Dalton in "Bare Witness" in 2002. Played Sportscaster in "The Sum of All Fears" in 2002. Played Eddie Mills in "Cottonmouth" in 2002. Played himself in "Still Standing" in 2002. Played Detector Operator in "Cellular" in 2004. Played Black Man in Airport in "Deuce Bigalow: European Gigolo" in 2005. Played Roshod Smith in "Sideliners" in 2006. Played himself in "Crenshaw Nights" in 2008. Played himself in "Straight from the Horses Mouth" in 2009.