Sagiv

Sagiv, notable for its compulsary military service. It has a long and storied history. It strecthes all the way from St. Petersburg, to Ner Ami all the way down to Nezareth and Avachavin. Bloody civil wars have left some cities in ruins. The large strip of land was brutaly fought for andafter thousands of years the fight finnally ended.

History

In the cold winter of 1839, a ban of Jewish people gathered around in the sacred temple of Avachavin, located in wahat today is called Avachavin. It was the only place The Tetan government allowed them to celebrate Chanukkah. The ban of people thier werent just celebrating Chanukkah, they were planning to attack Tetan soldiers and overthrow the evil dictater Dick McFacehead. About 50,000 marched the streets and the Sagiv revolutionary war had begun. The 50,000 non expieranced soldiers were up against one of the greatest armies of about 250,000. But thier was one thing the Jewish coalition force had on thier side Gureilla warfare. This prooved to be too tough to beat. In the famous St. Petersburg ambush about 6,000 Jewish forces took out or imprisoned about 20,000 Tetan soldiers. This weakened the Tetans strength in the north wich gavve the Jewsih force a chance to march to the capital Basay, now known as Maccabie . It was there where Dick McFacehead and his brother Tits McGee, were captured. By that time it was 1846 and Sagiv was formed.