It was the same as it is today in Modern Israel: a Mediterranean climate with long, hot, rainless summers and relatively short, cool, rainy winters.
the climate was desert and dry
Israel/Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria are the four modern countries that have territory from Ancient Palestine.
All of Greece has a Mediterranean Climate.
The climate was warm but occasionally it did rain in the northern area.
There is the Dome of Rock, Dead Sea and Masjed Al-Aqsa.
Hot and warm
Israel/Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria are the four modern countries that have territory from Ancient Palestine.
There was no ancient Palestine. The land of Israel was only renamed "Palestine" AFTER the Jews were expelled in the year 70.The enemies of Ancient Israel were as numerous as they are today. The following people threatened the Hebrews in Ancient Israel:CanaanitesHittitesEgyptiansAssyriansBabyloniansSyrian-GreeksRomans
Canaan
The climate of Ancient Egypt is hot desert climate.
Ancient Palestine refers to the region roughly encompassed by the former British Mandate of Palestine during all time-periods prior to 500 C.E. This territory is makes up part of the Southern Levant in the Middle East (Southwest Asia).
Religious nutters.
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The Romans wanted to wipe out remnant of the Jews in ancient Palestine, so they named it Palestine after the Philistine nation that lived across the Jordan.
It made them want more cheese!haha
It is a hot one and more humid
Scientists say that they have too little information to say what the climate was like compared to today.
Israel was the Ancient homeland of the Hebrews for already more than 2000 years by the time the Romans invaded. It was not called Palestine until the Romans expelled the people and renamed it in the year 70.The Romans called it Palestine after an ancient Enemy of the Jews: the Philistines.