Candy Land was pretty cool

Exactly precisely.
Finally!!! Someone gets it!!!!
Give the squonk a cigar.

My favorite fictional land is where libs are actually intelligent

I believe that place is called Never Never Land.

Time for your daily lesson:

The term “Israel” first appears in the Bible in Genesis 32:28, where Jacob is renamed “Israel” after wrestling with a divine being. This is in the context of the patriarchal narratives, traditionally dated to around 2000–1800 BCE, though the text itself was likely compiled much later, possibly between the 10th and 5th centuries BCE.

The name “Israel” then applies to the descendants of Jacob, forming the “children of Israel” or the Israelite people, rather than a state in the modern sense.

The concept of a political entity called Israel, as a kingdom, first emerges in the Bible with the united monarchy under Saul, David, and Solomon, described in 1 Samuel to 2 Chronicles, traditionally dated to around 1050–930 BCE. The earliest extra-biblical mention of “Israel” is the Merneptah Stele (c. 1208 BCE), which refers to a people, not a state, in the region of Canaan.So, while “Israel” as a name appears in Genesis, the notion of a state-like entity is first detailed in the biblical narrative around the 11th century BCE with the monarchy.

You’re welcome.

it exist before 1948, it was conquered by the roman empire and was in the hands in all these other empires, it was in 1948 that it become a nation again after thousands of year. In fact, the romans remade israeal to palestine because they tried to rebelled in 66 AD as a disgrace to the jewish people.

Lower Slobbovia, Elbonia, and Grand Fenwick are my favorites. None are in the Bible.