Difference between revisions of "Judea and Samaria"

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[[Image:West_Bank.jpg|right|thumb|200px|A map of the West Bank]]
 
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The '''West Bank''' is the west bank of the [[Jordan River]] near [[Jerusalem]], land that is bitterly disputed between Jewish and Arab settlers in the region. The West Bank is also known as [[Judea]] and Samaria.  This has been occupied by [[Israel]] since the [[Six-Day War]] (1967). The West Bank is not officially part of any country.
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The '''West Bank''' is the most commonly used name used to refer to the ancient Jewish homelands of [[Judea]] and Samaria. The region is located in the west bank of the [[Jordan River]] near [[Jerusalem]]. The land that is bitterly disputed between Jewish and Arab settlers in the region. This has been occupied by [[Israel]] since the [[Six-Day War]] (1967). The West Bank is not officially part of any country.
  
 
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A map of the West Bank

The West Bank is the most commonly used name used to refer to the ancient Jewish homelands of Judea and Samaria. The region is located in the west bank of the Jordan River near Jerusalem. The land that is bitterly disputed between Jewish and Arab settlers in the region. This has been occupied by Israel since the Six-Day War (1967). The West Bank is not officially part of any country.