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Palestine
[ pal-uh-stahyn pal-uh-steen ]
noun
- Also called Ho·ly Land [hoh, -lee land]. Biblical_name Canaan. an ancient country in southwest Asia, on the east coast of the Mediterranean.
- a disputed region made up of parts of an ancient country in southwest Asia, especially the Gaza Strip and the West Bank: a British mandate from 1923 to 1948; divided between Israel, Jordan, and Egypt in 1948; Jordanian and Egyptian parts occupied by Israel in 1967, with limited Palestinian self-administration beginning in 1994.
- a city in eastern Texas.
Palestine
/ ˈæɪˌٲɪ /
noun
- Also calledthe Holy LandCanaan the area between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea in which most of the biblical narrative is located
- the province of the Roman Empire in this region
- the former British mandatory territory created by the League of Nations in 1922 (but effective from 1920), and including all of the present territories of Israel and Jordan between whom it was partitioned by the UN in 1948
Palestine
- Historic region on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea , comprising parts of modern Israel , Jordan , and Egypt (see also Egypt ).
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Palestine1
Example Sentences
“While that’s difficult as a student, there is an ongoing genocide in Palestine, and there are no universities left in Gaza,” she said.
He hoped Francis’ successor would also “raise their voice for peace — not just for us in Palestine, but for every place suffering under the weight of war.”
The band also led the audience in chants of: "Free, free Palestine".
It is understood that up to 20 people, wearing Palestinian flags and chanting "Free Palestine", gained access into a studio at Blackstaff House on Great Victoria Street at about 11:00 BST.
The band also led the audience in chants of: "Free, Free Palestine".
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