Palestine in The Western Literature

This is a portion from an introduction meant to introduce the book I am intending to finish shortly. The book is about Palestine, where does it stand among the nations? Where is Palestine now? Who occupied Palestine now? What is the name of this country now and in the ancient time? To what extent the fabricators managed to change the name? And there are many questions concerning this issue. All of which will be under the book’s title: Palestine in The Western Literature which will soon be done.

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