Editing Homeland (section)

==In Hebrew==
[[Jews]], especially Modern-Day Israelis, use several different terms, all referring to [[Israel]], including:
* ''Moledet'' (מולדת; Birth Land). The most analogous Hebrew word to the English term 'Homeland'.  
* ''Erets Israel'' (ארץ ישראל; Land of Israel). This is the most common usage.
* ''Haarets'' (הארץ; The Land). This is used by Israelis, and Jews abroad, when making distinctions between Israel and other countries in conversation.
* ''Haarets Hamuvtachat'' (הארץ המובטחת; The Promised Land). This is a term with historical and religious connotations. 
* ''Erets Zion'' (ארץ ציון; Land of Zion; Land of Jerusalem). Notably use in [[Hatikvah|The Israeli Anthem]].
* ''Erets Avot'' (ארץ אבות; Land of the Fathers). This is a common biblical and literary usage. Equivalent to 'Fatherland'.
* ''Erets Zavat Chalav Oudvash'' (ארץ זבת חלב ודבש; Land Flowing with Milk and Honey). This is a biblical term which is still sometimes used.
* ''Haarets Hatova'' (הארץ הטובה; The Good Land). Originated in the [[Book of Deuteronomy]].