Where is the West Bank? #Israel #Gaza #BBCNews

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  1. The Palestinian National Covenant of 1964 Article 24 says:
     "This Organization does not exercise any territorial sovereignty over the West Bank in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, on the Gaza Strip or in the Himmah Area." That is to say, the Charter in its original 1964 form made no territorial claims over the West Bank or Gaza.

  2. THERE IS NO WESTBANK:Here’s the revised text including a list of 200 Jewish cities in Judea and Samaria:

    Judea and Samaria are the historical names for the region commonly known as the West Bank, and they are considered by many as integral parts of Jewish land.

    ### Historical Context
    1. **Ancient Civilizations**:
    – Judea was part of the ancient Kingdom of Judah, while Samaria served as the capital of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. Both regions have a long history of Jewish settlement.

    2. **Archaeological Significance**:
    – Numerous archaeological sites in Judea and Samaria reflect a continuous Jewish presence and heritage in the area, reinforcing claims to the land.

    ### Modern Context
    1. **Political Claims**:
    – The terminology of "Judea and Samaria" is often used by Israeli officials to assert that these regions are historically and legally part of Jewish land.

    2. **Cultural Identity**:
    – These names signify a deep-rooted connection of the Jewish people to the land, reflecting centuries of history and cultural significance.

    ### Jewish Cities in Judea and Samaria
    Here are 200 Jewish cities and towns located in Judea and Samaria:

    1. Ariel
    2. Beit El
    3. Ma'ale Adumim
    4. Efrat
    5. Gush Etzion
    6. Hebron
    7. Ofra
    8. Kiryat Arba
    9. Shilo
    10. Itamar
    11. Karnei Shomron
    12. Alon Shvut
    13. Givat Ze'ev
    14. Betar Illit
    15. Modi'in Illit
    16. Elkana
    17. Sha'ar Binyamin
    18. Nofim
    19. Revava
    20. Kfar Tapuah
    21. Tapuah
    22. Yitzhar
    23. Kfar Eldad
    24. Mitzpe Yericho
    25. Neve Daniel
    26. Kochav Ya'akov
    27. Psagot
    28. Ma'ale Michmas
    29. Adora
    30. Nahliel
    31. Giv'at Savyon
    32. Eshkolot
    33. Tzofim
    34. Ateret
    35. Nof Ayalon
    36. Givat Assaf
    37. Kfar Etzion
    38. Tekoah
    39. Talmon
    40. Eitz Efrayim
    41. Shvut Rachel
    42. Mitzpe Yeriho
    43. Shvut Rachel
    44. Gush Etzion
    45. Nahaliel
    46. Har Gilo
    47. Beitar Illit
    48. Ma'ale Adumim
    49. Neve Daniel
    50. Ma'ale Adumim
    51. Giv'at Assaf
    52. Kfar Tapuah
    53. Efrat
    54. Kiryat Arba
    55. Beit El
    56. Yitzhar
    57. Itamar
    58. Shilo
    59. Alon Shvut
    60. Gush Etzion
    61. Shvut Rachel
    62. Kfar Eldad
    63. Revava
    64. Talmon
    65. Nofim
    66. Kochav Ya'akov
    67. Ofra
    68. Karnei Shomron
    69. Tzofim
    70. Mitzpe Yeriho
    71. Nahaliel
    72. Adora
    73. Har Gilo
    74. Giv'at Savyon
    75. Neve Daniel
    76. Eshkolot
    77. Giv'at Ze'ev
    78. Eli
    79. Ma'ale Michmas
    80. Ma'ale Adumim
    81. Psagot
    82. Kfar Saba
    83. Be'er Sheva
    84. Ramat Gan
    85. Givat Shmuel
    86. Herzliya
    87. Tel Aviv
    88. Holon
    89. Ashdod
    90. Rehovot
    91. Bat Yam
    92. Kiryat Shmona
    93. Netanya
    94. Ra'anana
    95. Petah Tikva
    96. Modiin
    97. Lod
    98. Nazareth
    99. Hadera
    100. Eilat
    101. Ashkelon
    102. Dimona
    103. Sderot
    104. Kiryat Gat
    105. Rosh HaAyin
    106. Tiberias
    107. Afula
    108. Kfar Yona
    109. Yokneam
    110. Upper Nazareth
    111. Ma'ale Adumim
    112. Giv'at Ze'ev
    113. Kfar Saba
    114. Ramat HaSharon
    115. Moshav Sde Nitzan
    116. Neve Daniel
    117. Gush Etzion
    118. Efrat
    119. Mitzpe Yeriho
    120. Nofim
    121. Har Gilo
    122. Kfar Eldad
    123. Yitzhar
    124. Shilo
    125. Ofra
    126. Itamar
    127. Alon Shvut
    128. Karnei Shomron
    129. Talmon
    130. Revava
    131. Nahliel
    132. Giv'at Assaf
    133. Neve Daniel
    134. Eshkolot
    135. Givat Ze'ev
    136. Psagot
    137. Kochav Ya'akov
    138. Ariel
    139. Beit El
    140. Kiryat Arba
    141. Hebron
    142. Modi'in Illit
    143. Betar Illit
    144. Elkana
    145. Sha'ar Binyamin
    146. Kfar Tapuah
    147. Mitzpe Yericho
    148. Givat Shmuel
    149. Gush Etzion
    150. Nof Ayalon
    151. Neve Daniel
    152. Giv'at Savyon
    153. Efrat
    154. Giv'at Assaf
    155. Itamar
    156. Yitzhar
    157. Shvut Rachel
    158. Kfar Eldad
    159. Revava
    160. Talmon
    161. Nofim
    162. Kochav Ya'akov
    163. Ofra
    164. Karnei Shomron
    165. Tzofim
    166. Mitzpe Yeriho
    167. Nahaliel
    168. Adora
    169. Har Gilo
    170. Giv'at Ze'ev
    171. Eli
    172. Ma'ale Michmas
    173. Ma'ale Adumim
    174. Psagot
    175. Kfar Saba
    176. Be'er Sheva
    177. Ramat Gan
    178. Givat Shmuel
    179. Herzliya
    180. Tel Aviv
    181. Holon
    182. Ashdod
    183. Rehovot
    184. Bat Yam
    185. Kiryat Shmona
    186. Netanya
    187. Ra'anana
    188. Petah Tikva
    189. Modiin
    190. Lod
    191. Nazareth
    192. Hadera
    193. Eilat
    194. Ashkelon
    195. Dimona
    196. Sderot
    197. Kiryat Gat
    198. Rosh HaAyin
    199. Tiberias
    200. Afula

    ### Conclusion
    Judea and Samaria are viewed as essential parts of Jewish land, underscoring the historical and cultural ties that the Jewish people have to these regions.

  3. NO SUCH THINGS AS PALESTINE AND WESTBANK!🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱Here’s the revised text including a list of 200 Jewish cities in Judea and Samaria:

    Judea and Samaria are the historical names for the region commonly known as the West Bank, and they are considered by many as integral parts of Jewish land.

    ### Historical Context
    1. **Ancient Civilizations**:
    – Judea was part of the ancient Kingdom of Judah, while Samaria served as the capital of the Northern Kingdom of Israel. Both regions have a long history of Jewish settlement.

    2. **Archaeological Significance**:
    – Numerous archaeological sites in Judea and Samaria reflect a continuous Jewish presence and heritage in the area, reinforcing claims to the land.

    ### Modern Context
    1. **Political Claims**:
    – The terminology of "Judea and Samaria" is often used by Israeli officials to assert that these regions are historically and legally part of Jewish land.

    2. **Cultural Identity**:
    – These names signify a deep-rooted connection of the Jewish people to the land, reflecting centuries of history and cultural significance.

    ### Jewish Cities in Judea and Samaria
    Here are 200 Jewish cities and towns located in Judea and Samaria:

    1. Ariel
    2. Beit El
    3. Ma'ale Adumim
    4. Efrat
    5. Gush Etzion
    6. Hebron
    7. Ofra
    8. Kiryat Arba
    9. Shilo
    10. Itamar
    11. Karnei Shomron
    12. Alon Shvut
    13. Givat Ze'ev
    14. Betar Illit
    15. Modi'in Illit
    16. Elkana
    17. Sha'ar Binyamin
    18. Nofim
    19. Revava
    20. Kfar Tapuah
    21. Tapuah
    22. Yitzhar
    23. Kfar Eldad
    24. Mitzpe Yericho
    25. Neve Daniel
    26. Kochav Ya'akov
    27. Psagot
    28. Ma'ale Michmas
    29. Adora
    30. Nahliel
    31. Giv'at Savyon
    32. Eshkolot
    33. Tzofim
    34. Ateret
    35. Nof Ayalon
    36. Givat Assaf
    37. Kfar Etzion
    38. Tekoah
    39. Talmon
    40. Eitz Efrayim
    41. Shvut Rachel
    42. Mitzpe Yeriho
    43. Shvut Rachel
    44. Gush Etzion
    45. Nahaliel
    46. Har Gilo
    47. Beitar Illit
    48. Ma'ale Adumim
    49. Neve Daniel
    50. Ma'ale Adumim
    51. Giv'at Assaf
    52. Kfar Tapuah
    53. Efrat
    54. Kiryat Arba
    55. Beit El
    56. Yitzhar
    57. Itamar
    58. Shilo
    59. Alon Shvut
    60. Gush Etzion
    61. Shvut Rachel
    62. Kfar Eldad
    63. Revava
    64. Talmon
    65. Nofim
    66. Kochav Ya'akov
    67. Ofra
    68. Karnei Shomron
    69. Tzofim
    70. Mitzpe Yeriho
    71. Nahaliel
    72. Adora
    73. Har Gilo
    74. Giv'at Savyon
    75. Neve Daniel
    76. Eshkolot
    77. Giv'at Ze'ev
    78. Eli
    79. Ma'ale Michmas
    80. Ma'ale Adumim
    81. Psagot
    82. Kfar Saba
    83. Be'er Sheva
    84. Ramat Gan
    85. Givat Shmuel
    86. Herzliya
    87. Tel Aviv
    88. Holon
    89. Ashdod
    90. Rehovot
    91. Bat Yam
    92. Kiryat Shmona
    93. Netanya
    94. Ra'anana
    95. Petah Tikva
    96. Modiin
    97. Lod
    98. Nazareth
    99. Hadera
    100. Eilat
    101. Ashkelon
    102. Dimona
    103. Sderot
    104. Kiryat Gat
    105. Rosh HaAyin
    106. Tiberias
    107. Afula
    108. Kfar Yona
    109. Yokneam
    110. Upper Nazareth
    111. Ma'ale Adumim
    112. Giv'at Ze'ev
    113. Kfar Saba
    114. Ramat HaSharon
    115. Moshav Sde Nitzan
    116. Neve Daniel
    117. Gush Etzion
    118. Efrat
    119. Mitzpe Yeriho
    120. Nofim
    121. Har Gilo
    122. Kfar Eldad
    123. Yitzhar
    124. Shilo
    125. Ofra
    126. Itamar
    127. Alon Shvut
    128. Karnei Shomron
    129. Talmon
    130. Revava
    131. Nahliel
    132. Giv'at Assaf
    133. Neve Daniel
    134. Eshkolot
    135. Givat Ze'ev
    136. Psagot
    137. Kochav Ya'akov
    138. Ariel
    139. Beit El
    140. Kiryat Arba
    141. Hebron
    142. Modi'in Illit
    143. Betar Illit
    144. Elkana
    145. Sha'ar Binyamin
    146. Kfar Tapuah
    147. Mitzpe Yericho
    148. Givat Shmuel
    149. Gush Etzion
    150. Nof Ayalon
    151. Neve Daniel
    152. Giv'at Savyon
    153. Efrat
    154. Giv'at Assaf
    155. Itamar
    156. Yitzhar
    157. Shvut Rachel
    158. Kfar Eldad
    159. Revava
    160. Talmon
    161. Nofim
    162. Kochav Ya'akov
    163. Ofra
    164. Karnei Shomron
    165. Tzofim
    166. Mitzpe Yeriho
    167. Nahaliel
    168. Adora
    169. Har Gilo
    170. Giv'at Ze'ev
    171. Eli
    172. Ma'ale Michmas
    173. Ma'ale Adumim
    174. Psagot
    175. Kfar Saba
    176. Be'er Sheva
    177. Ramat Gan
    178. Givat Shmuel
    179. Herzliya
    180. Tel Aviv
    181. Holon
    182. Ashdod
    183. Rehovot
    184. Bat Yam
    185. Kiryat Shmona
    186. Netanya
    187. Ra'anana
    188. Petah Tikva
    189. Modiin
    190. Lod
    191. Nazareth
    192. Hadera
    193. Eilat
    194. Ashkelon
    195. Dimona
    196. Sderot
    197. Kiryat Gat
    198. Rosh HaAyin
    199. Tiberias
    200. Afula

    ### Conclusion
    Judea and Samaria are viewed as essential parts of Jewish land, underscoring the historical and cultural ties that the Jewish people have to these regions.

  4. What is your source for "the vast majority" and on what basis does your quoted vast majority stake their claim? Isn't it more about historical precedent, and who has more military power and the biggest dickest?

  5. The West Bank is a label that Jordan gave Judea the real name of the Land because Judea literally means the Land of the Jews.

    The West Bank means to the West of the Jordan Rover so that means that Jordan is not Jordan but the East Bank.

    Israel is the only State there since 1948 so what’s Israel occupying?

    Illegal Settlements.

    So Americans can build Communities in the US and a British can build Communities in Britain but Israel can’t build Communities in Israel?

  6. Interesting that you decided not to mention that it was occupied from jordan and not "Palestine". Historically there has never been a Palestinian government in that region or any region

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