Palmetto Posters 24x31 Laminated Poster: Large detailed political and administrative map of israel with disputed territories

I ordered this map for a talk but after arrival date changed from 3 to 10 days I contacted seller through Amazon and was pleasantly surprised to receive map in 4 days with plenty of time to prepare. The map itself was exactly what I was looking for... large and detailed enough to be useful but within my budget.

First off, the size and quality of the map/poster is very good. I attached it to a large poster board so I could move it around, and show it when needed. It is a good product.Now, the part about the info on the map: It provides a good view of Israel and the countries that border it, including the location of Gaza along the southwest edge of Israel.The current war raging in that part of the world right now has implications for many other parts of the world, including the United States. This map/poster shows very well which countries are involved and are potentially impacted.If this war interests you, this map/poster is a good way to get a "bird's eye view" of the territory.

We put this map up in our hallway so we can track world events as they unfold. It’s a very good size and the markings are clear and easy to read. We also got a map of the Middle East the USA and the world so we can use white board markers to track what’s happening in the world and educate the kids. It’s laminated so it’s easy to write on. Arrived very well packed in a heavy tube. Not creased. It was easy to make flat. Would buy again.

I put this up at church to point out where Jesus was at that point in his ministries.

I'm a little bit older and I love that this is a very large map, so that I can see with no issues!

Looks great and priced right

When studying the map on Amazon in the legend defining boundary lines I noticed that instead of Armistice Demarcation it said "Armitance" Demarcation. That such a glaring 5th grade mistake could make it past the editors to the final product indicates a real lack of attention to detail. What else did they miss? I'll pass.

With war going on in the Middle East and with my limited ability to follow the news, I find that I enjoy having a map on hand so I can follow the commentary, look up areas, and try to make sense of the conflicts. This map is laminated.