Palestine: The Land of Milk and Honey

Historic Palestine, roughly the size of Massachusetts, covers an area of about 10,425 square miles,1 from the Jordan River in the east to the Mediterranean Sea in the west. From modern Ramallah to ancient Jericho, from Gaza’s seashore to the Naqab, the blood, toil, sweat and tears of Palestine’s ancestors are still warmly felt, in the faith and food, in the architecture and the culture of the Holy Land today.