The areas known today as Israel, the West Bank, and the Gaza Strip, were in 1922 designated under the British Mandate as a single territorial unit called Palestine. Prior to British rule, the area existed as several districts within the Ottoman Empire. (Only the inhabitants from the Ottoman districts that would become British Mandate Palestine were included in the population figures presented below). In 1948, the British withdrew, Israel declared statehood, and the first Arab-Israeli war broke out. The armistice lines established between Israel and Jordan, and Israel and Egypt formed the West Bank and Gaza Strip respectively. These territorial divisions remained until the 1967 War when Israel came to control both the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, as well as East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights.

Palestine in the map is incomplete you are missing Jordan which was the largest chunk of Palestine. Plus it can not be defended, there are two countries there now.

sorry BUDDY.... you must have a 50 year old map!!! ;)

Salam Darweesh, I am just wondering if you have the same t-shirt in black instead of white, without the 'support and defend palestine' statement with the map in the front instead? sincerely, Fuad