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West Bank

Palestine is made of numerous rugged hills with relatively arable land. The Judean and Samarian Highlands form a central backbone that runs through Jerusalem and makes the country difficult to traverse. The slopes in the east of the territory, along the Jordan River, drop precipitously to meat the below-sea-level-river.

Overall, it is relatively sandy (if compared to America), but it is much more verdant than much of the Middle East. because of the local Jordan River and rainy season in the winter.

Gaza Strip

The Gaza Strip is completely flat and urban with a number of ports along the Mediterranean cost. It is much less green than the West Bank and the high population density has led to a lack of major agriculture in the area. The water is relatively polluted, especially the sea off of the coast.

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