Jenin Governorate, Disputed territory in northern West Bank, State of Palestine
Jenin Governorate is a territory in northern West Bank with rolling hills, agricultural fields, and urban settlements spanning approximately 583 square kilometers. The city of Jenin functions as the administrative center and connects to neighboring areas through major roads.
The territory was an administrative district during Ottoman times beginning in 1517 and later became a Palestinian governorate. It experienced major events that shaped the region's modern history.
The region is known for traditional Palestinian crafts and music that continue in communities today. These artistic practices shape daily life and remain central to local identity.
The territory is accessible through main roads that connect it to neighboring areas. The city of Jenin serves as a useful reference point for orientation when visiting the region.
The region contains natural springs that have long supported agricultural production. These water sources were instrumental in the settlement and development of the area.
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