This map provides a comprehensive overview of Israel, highlighting its geographic and political features. Located in the Middle East, Israel is bordered by Lebanon to the north, Syria to the northeast, Jordan to the east, and Egypt to the southwest, while the Mediterranean Sea lies to its west. The map outlines the country's borders, major cities, roads, rivers, and important landmarks, making it a valuable resource for understanding Israel's layout and its strategic location.

The country's capital, Jerusalem, is prominently marked, demonstrating its central position in both geography and history. Nearby is the Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, known for its unique salt-rich waters and therapeutic properties. To the south is the Negev Desert, which covers more than half of Israel's land area, including prominent landmarks such as Mitzpe Ramon and the Eilat Mountains. Eilat, Israel's southernmost city, is located on the Red Sea, serving as a popular resort destination. Major cities such as Tel Aviv, which is a cultural and economic hub, and Haifa, which is a major port city, are marked along the Mediterranean coastline. Important historical and religious sites, including Nazareth and Safed, are located in the northern region.