مدينة عسقلان في الألف الثاني والأول قبل الميلاد

الملخص EN

Ashkelon is one of the oldest Palestinian coastal cities, based on the archaeological excavations and excavations conducted in the city, and the name Ashkelon appeared in the nineteenth century BC, and took multiple names during historical eras, and it occupies an important geographical, historical and commercial location.

Because it is a link between the Levant and Egypt.

The site of Ashkelon was unusual as it was directly on the water and the edge of the land, and it was the only way to travel and trade through Palestine in all cases, and Ashkelon was considered one of the cities with a moderate climate in winter and summer, and this is confirmed by geographical studies, and also Ashkelon is one of the most common sites Coastal areas are fertile in Palestine, where fruits and grains are grown and all that the community requires of sustenance.

In general, the city of Ashkelon and its villages have an important location on all levels, and this is what has been proven by the historical records about this city.