palestine

As a proper noun palestine

is (geography) the region between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river.

As a noun pal is

pole, post.

As proper nouns the difference between palestine and hebron

is that palestine is (geography) the region between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river while hebron is a city in palestine.

In historical|lang=en terms the difference between palestine and caesarea

is that palestine is (historical) any of four while caesarea is (historical) name of numerous cities and locations in the roman empire, among them caesarea mazaca, capital of cappadocia (modern kayseri) and caesarea maritima, capital of province palestine.

As proper nouns the difference between palestine and caesarea

is that palestine is (geography) the region between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river while caesarea is (historical) name of numerous cities and locations in the roman empire, among them caesarea mazaca, capital of cappadocia (modern kayseri) and caesarea maritima, capital of province palestine.

As proper nouns the difference between palestine and ijnisinya

is that palestine is (geography) the region between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river while ijnisinya is a village in palestine.

As a proper noun palestine

is (geography) the region between the mediterranean sea and the jordan river.

As a noun moshava is

an early jewish agricultural settlement in pre-israeli palestine.

As a proper noun Palestine

is the region between the Mediterranean Sea and the Jordan River.

As a noun ghaffir is

a guard of a temple or tomb, especially in Egypt and Palestine.