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* ] (1922–1948 CE), a mandate to govern Palestine exercised by Britain | * ] (1922–1948 CE), a mandate to govern Palestine exercised by Britain | ||
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=== Other places named Palestine === | === Other places named Palestine === |
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Further information: Definitions of Palestine and PalestinianPalestine is a geographical and cultural region in the Middle East, today comprised primarily of Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Common meanings
The name Palestine carries a variety of contemporary and historical meanings, and may also commonly refer to:
- State of Palestine, state declared by the Palestine Liberation Organization in 1988 and currently recognised by many other states
- Palestinian territories, also known as "Occupied Palestinian Territory", terms applied to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip collectively
- Palestine Liberation Organization, organisational representative of the Palestinian people, designated the name "Palestine" within the United Nations
- Palestinian National Authority, an administrative organisation established to govern parts of the Palestinian territories
- Proposals for a Palestinian state, proposals for a final settlement of the Israeli–Palestinian conflict
Palestine may also refer to:
Historical place designations
Historical place designations for the Palestine region include:
- British Mandate for Palestine (1922–1948 CE), a mandate to govern Palestine exercised by Britain
- Ardh-u Filistin (19th century), a term used by the Ottoman Empire to refer to the land of Palestine
- Jund Filastin (638–1099 CE), a sub-province of the Arab Caliphate
- Palaestina I and II (330-638 CE), a diocese of the Byzantine Empire
- Syria Palaestina (132-330 CE), a province of the Roman Empire following its renaming from Iudaea
- Palestina (538-333 BCE), a satrapy of the Achaemenid Empire
Other places named Palestine
Brazil
Colombia
Ecuador
Guatemala
Iraq
- Palestine Hotel, a hotel in Baghdad
- Palestine Street, a street located in eastern Baghdad
Netherlands
- Palestina, a small hamlet within the community of Nijkerk
Poland
United Kingdom
- Palestine, Hampshire, a village near Andover
- Palestine Place, headquarters of the Church's Ministry Among Jewish People, in London
United States
- Palestine, Arkansas
- Palestine, Connecticut
- Palestine, Illinois
- Palestine, Kosciusko County, Indiana
- Palestine, Franklin County, Indiana
- New Palestine, Indiana
- Palestine, Ohio
- East Palestine, Ohio
- Palestine, Texas
- Palestine, Greenbrier County, West Virginia
- Palestine, Wirt County, West Virginia
Media
- Filastin, a newspaper published by Daoud Isa, based in Jaffa
- Journal of Palestine Studies, an academic journal founded in 1971
- Palestine (Sacco comic), a comic by Joe Sacco
- Palestine–Israel Journal, a quarterly journal based in Jerusalem
- Palestine Times, a daily English-language newspaper produced in Palestine
- The Palestine Telegraph, an electronic newspaper produced in the Gaza Strip
- The Palestine Post, the former name of The Jerusalem Post, an Israeli English-language daily newspaper
People
- Palestinian people
- Charlemagne Palestine, American composer
Other
- Palestine (horse), racehorse who won the 2,000 Guineas in 1950
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