Palestine Background Information
        Palestine is known to solar day as a region, not a country. The region mainly consists of modern day Israel, Jordan, parts of Egypt, and the West Bank and Gaza. The Mediterranean Sea surrounds the western United States side of Palestine. Some parts of Palestine have very fertile land. In fact one of the worlds first civilizations was placed by the Tigris River. The southern area, however, is mostly dessert. Fresh water is scarce, and on that point are scattered patches of cultivatable land.
        Recently the part of the Palestinian region has been under constant debate and violence among the Jews and the Palestinians. The Palestinians claim the land, because they have been living in that location for over two millennia. However, the Jews claim this land as there holy land, and that matinee idol has given it to them. The land of course, is Israel. Due to this, there has never been an finished census in Palestine since 1918.
        The Canaanites were the first know inhabitants of Palestine. They lived and thrived there for 2000 years before people invaders from all over began to die the city-states. Hebrews moved into the land next, however, they were quickly dominated by the Persians. There, the Persians reinforced great cities, and had technological feats that were at the top of the Ancient world. The Persian dominance of Palestine ended when Pompey the Great conquered the land for capital of Italy and established it as part of the Roman empire.
        The Islamic worship spread, and soon Palestine became the central hearth of the religion. With that, when the Roman Empire fell, Palestine became known as the Ottoman Empire, which was mainly Muslim. It collapsed into galore(postnominal) different countries after World War II.
Thats the basics, you should have added in that the Dome of the Rock is there and that Israelites bought the land from Palestinians before the mass migration but other than that, good job!
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