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No. They are two constituent pieces of land that form the Palestinian Territories.
Primarily in the State of Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
In the Holy Land, as were all the other gospels. The Holy Land is now part of the Moiddle East, roughly: Israel, Lebanon, and the Palestinian Territories.
The Majority of Christians living in the Holy Land are Arabs. Christians living in Israel have Israeli citizenship, however, considered Arabs by the Governments (and their I.D Cards states it clearly) and thus face many discriminative laws. Christians living in the Palestinian territories have a Palestinian "Citizenship" (its not a country yet, hence the brackets). The I.D. issued by the Palestinian authority clearly states "Christian." There also, Christians as a minority face many problems. In the Holy Land, Israel & The Palestinian Territories, Christians make less than 2% of the general population. Native Christians of the Holy Land are Arabs, who are stuck between the hammer and the anvil.
It comprises roughly the territory of Israel, the Palestinian territories, Jordan and parts of Lebanon. It's ownership has passed hands many times through war. It was owned at different times and in different areas by the Muslims, Christians, and Jews.
The Palestinians think of Israeli settlements in the Palestinian Territories as the theft of land and a continued humiliation of their people.
AnswerThere are almost daily news reports of Israelis fighting over ownership of land in the Palestinian territories.
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It is on lands that were acquired during this war (Gaza, East Jerusalem, and the West Bank) that the future Palestinian State desires to incorporate as its territories.
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Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt share a land border with Israel. Also the Mediterranean Sea, the earth's atmosphere, and the Palestinian territories, although none of these are countries.
*Ancient region between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean; Promised Land (Biblical) *A/C to Wikipedia:- Kan'an(or Canaan) is an ancient term for a region encompassing modern-day Israel, Lebanon, the Palestinian territories and adjoining coastal lands, including parts of Jordan, Syria and northeastern Egypt.