What is that even supposed to mean?

It's proof that it absolutely was israel before palestine. Carbon dated, documented. Literally written in stone

No, it's not. The reference is of the Israelites as a people living in Canaan, not Israel as a country.
And it was not carbon dated.

Further, the Kingdom of Israel ended in 722 BC, those people disappeared in the sands of time. Completely.

Judea ended in 70 AD.

The land of the Philistines was mentioned at least as far back as 1200 AD, making them in the very least contemporaries.

Palestine, as designated by the Romans nearly 2,000 years ago, has existed for far more years than either Judah or Israel.

Nope, sorry you're wrong. Deal with it

Why omit in your timeline this origin story?

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Muhammad (b.570-d.632)

Ironic how the Roman Christian historical origin story of Constantine, (born 298yrs prior to the prophet described in the above biographical sketch cited) (b.272-d.337)
is born of a conversion of a belief system re: a son of Judea, more a factional continuation,
not a nullification, nor a coopting.

https://www.britannica.com/biography/Constantine-I-Roman-emperor

What does Constantine and Muhammad have to do with the Philistines in 1200 AD?

The people of Israel in the country of Canaan 1208 BC.

You just realize that mozlems are rebranded canaanites.

No, what you just stated has absolutely no relation to what I said.

Hebrews are a Canaan offshoot born out of nomadic pastoralists who settled and mixed with a more urban society, eventually the combination producing its own culture. Even Yahweh was originally a Canaanite God, part of their pantheon of Gods.

You should learn the history, it's an interesting one. Far more than some cartoonish one page Sunday School fairy tale.

They all start off like you.

wha?