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Israel (Judah Palestine)
"The history of ancient Israel and Judah is known to us essentially from the Hebrew Bible (known to Judaism as the Tanakh and to Christianity as the Old Testament). Certain aspects of that history may also be derived from, elaborated and confirmed by other ancient sources and later classical writings such as the Talmud, the writings of Nicolaus of Damascus, Artapanas, Philo of Alexandria and Josephus. These sources have been critically examined by medieval material such as the Ethiopian Kebra Nagast, and supplemented by ancient sources uncovered by archaeology including Egyptian, Moabite, Assyrian, Babylonian as well as Israelite and Judean inscriptions."  Source: Wikipedia

Wikipedia Gateway
The northern Kingdom of Israel (green on the map) and the Kingdom of Judah to the south. Click on the map for enlargement and the Wikipedia Source
Religion  God in Judaism (Names) | Principles of faith | Mitzvot (613) | Halakha | Shabbat | Holidays | Prayer | Tzedakah | Brit | Bar / Bat Mitzvah | Marriage | Bereavement | Philosophy | Ethics | Customs | Synagogue | Rabbi Kabbalah
Texts  Tanakh | (Torah · Nevi'im · Ketuvim) | Targum | Talmud (Mishnah · Gemara) | Rabbinic (Midrash · Tosefta)  | Mishneh Torah | Tur - Shulchan Aruch | Zohar | Tanya
Ethnicities  Ashkenazi | Sephardi | Mizrahi | Romaniote | Italki | Yemenite | African | Beta Israel | Bukharan | Georgian | Mountain | Chinese | Indian | Khazars | Karaim | Samaritans | Crypto-Jews
Languages  Hebrew | Yiddish | Judeo-Persian | Ladino | Judeo-Aramaic | Judeo-Arabic
History Timeline | Leaders - Ancient | Temple | Babylonian exile | Jerusalem (in Judaism · Timeline) | Hasmoneans | Sanhedrin | Schisms | Pharisees | Jewish-Roman wars | Christianity and Judaism | Islam and Judaism | Diaspora · Middle Ages | Sabbateans | Hasidism | Haskalah | Emancipation | Holocaust | Aliyah | Israel (history) | Arab conflict | Land of Israel | Baal teshuva | Persecution | Antisemitism (history)
Notable people: Abraham | Isaac | Jacob | Joseph | Benjamin | Moses | Aaron | Joshua
Miscellaneous: Bible | Biblical archaeology | Canaan | Israelites | United Monarchy | Chronology of the Bible | Documentary hypothesis | Hebrew Bible | Jewish diaspora | Yehud Medinata | History of Levant | History of Israel | Israelite | Old Testament  | Tanakh | Torah | Timeline of Christianity