Yes, but not at the same time. When Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Jacob's family lived
there, it was Canaan. After the slavery and exodus from Egypt, their descendants,
numbering millions by that time, returned to the land and displaced the Canaanites.
Canaan is a region of the Middle East whose borders are roughly synonymous with the former British Mandate of Palestine. Israel is a state that controls almost all of the former Mandate and has around 78% of the former Mandate under internationally recognized legitimate authority.
The two terms Canaan and Israel refer to different things, a region and a state in that region.
Bethel was a city in ancient Israel, which was once called Canaan.
Israel was called Canaan before the time of Joshua, since it was inhabited by Canaanite tribes (Genesis ch.12), descendants of Canaan the son of Ham (Genesis ch.10).
It was called israel, then Canaan.
The four modern countries at makeup what used to be called Canaan are; Israel, Jordan, Syria and Lebanon. The country of Israel comprises much of the territory of what was Canaan.
In the past: Canaan. Today: Israel.
No. It was called Canaan a long time ago.
Generally speaking, the land once called Canaan in ancient history, is present day Israel, give or take small other areas bordering Israel. Other people can also use Palestine for this answer.
Palestine, Southwest Levant, Canaan, Judea, Idumea, Syria-Palaestina
It was original called the Land of Israel, then it was Judea and Israel, then it was Palestine, then it was the State of Israel.
Israel. Previously it was called Canaan.
The Middle East.
The land of Israel (originally called Canaan, and later called Judea).