History of
the land.

Primary mandate text, including the separate administrative arrangement east of the Jordan.

Primary legal-administrative record for Mandatory Palestine.

Acknowledges the 15 November 1988 proclamation of the State of Palestine and distinguishes that political act from earlier geographic and mandate-era uses of the name.

The 1947 recommendation and its detailed boundary description.

Official comparison map linked as the authoritative cartographic record; the page does not replace it with hand-drawn borders.

Signed agreement explaining that the demarcation line did not decide final territorial rights.

Post-1967 Security Council framework.

Official map linked as the authoritative record for the territorial capture snapshot and subsequent status.

The Security Council's 1981 response to Israel's application of law in the Golan Heights.

Primary text defining the interim A, B, and C jurisdictional arrangements.

Israel's official description of the 2005 plan and retained controls.

UN account of the withdrawal and its practical context.

Contemporaneous UN reporting on the Hamas–Fatah fighting and takeover.

UN account of the institutional split between Gaza and the West Bank.

Findings on war crimes committed during the Hamas-led attack and on war crimes and crimes against humanity attributed to Israeli authorities in Gaza.

Later UN judicial record stating that more than 1,200 people were killed and 251 were abducted on 7 October 2023, and describing the subsequent Gaza campaign.

Security Council position on Israeli settlements beyond the 1967 line.

Israel's stated legal position, presented alongside UN and ICRC views.

Primary organizational policy text used only to document one explicit replacement-state position; it does not define what every user of ‘Free Palestine’ means.

Official archival context for the 2 November 1917 British policy declaration; the declaration did not itself draw a border.

Official collection context for the 1917 campaign, surrender, and British military administration.

Official U.S. historical context on the war and postwar territorial situation; not a primary document.

Official U.S. historical context on the Six-Day War and territories captured by Israel; not a primary document.

Object record and dating for the c. 1208 BCE inscription.

Scholarly museum publication covering the Merneptah reference, early Israel, and the Iron Age kingdoms.

Canonical PalQuest overview of the Jerusalem, Nablus, and Acre administrative arrangements.

Latest implementation-time report; field information in parts covers events through 2 August.

Dated deployment/access estimate; not treated as a live August boundary.

June 2026 findings documenting Hamas-affiliated forces and continuing coercive rule in Gaza alongside violations by Israeli forces and settlers.

June 2026 transition report stating that the NCAG had not entered Gaza areas remaining under Hamas armed control.

ICRC position on the legal status of the occupied Palestinian territory.

Current UN formulation of a negotiated two-state outcome.

Comparative analysis of one- and two-state models.

Discusses speech advocating different constitutional arrangements while preserving context and intent.

Analysis of the slogan's varied use and contested interpretation.

A prominent critical interpretation, included as one perspective rather than the sole meaning.

CC BY 4.0 contemporary reference footprints and coastline, locally filtered without altering source coordinates; disputed areas remain separate from Israel.

ODbL 1.0 line geometry stored locally and rendered as an armistice demarcation, not a final sovereign border.

ODbL 1.0 place nodes for Ariel, Ma'ale Adumim, and Efrat. These points are illustrative, locally stored, and explicitly not an exhaustive settlement dataset. © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Public-domain Jordan River physical reference, locally filtered by the source name field without coordinate changes.

Public-domain contemporary place points used only for orientation; they do not assign historical sovereignty or control.

CC BY 3.0 representative place points used for ancient geographic orientation; no kingdom border is inferred from them.

Archival administrative snapshot with no known publication restrictions; shown as a dated source plate rather than converted into speculative vector borders.

Public-domain orientation plate; early boundaries changed before the mandate framework was finalized.

Public-domain plate retaining the plan's separate allocations, international zone, and Jaffa enclave; checked against Resolution 181 and the official UN map.

Public-domain comparison plate based on United Nations maps; presented with its limitations and primary records.

CC BY-SA 3.0 / GFDL orientation plate, credited to Ling.Nut, paired with official UN and U.S. historical sources rather than treated as the authority.

Conditions recorded for any future digitized derivatives. This release links official UN maps and does not ship newly hand-traced UN boundary vectors.