Jerusalem :
The city of Jerusalem  or as it is called the flower of the cities or the city of Jerusalem, is the incubator of prophecies. It is the first of the two Qibla and the third of the two Holy Mosques. The city of Jerusalem is located in the center of Palestine to the east of the Mediterranean Sea and rises about 750 meters above the surface of the Mediterranean Sea.

Ramallah:
Ramallah is a Palestinian city and the center of Ramallah and Al-Bireh governorate. Located in the West Bank to the north of Jerusalem about 15 km. It has an area of ​​16.5 km2 and an estimated population of 35,140, ​​ while the population of the governorate is estimated at 357,968.  Ramallah connects the city of Al-Bireh so that their buildings and streets overlap to Tabdwan as one city. Although Al-Bireh is larger in size and population, the months between them are Ramallah.

Nablus:

Nablus is one of the largest and most populated Palestinian cities. Is the capital of the State of Palestine Economic and the headquarters of the largest Palestinian universities. Nablus is the capital of the northern West Bank, in addition to being the center of the governorate of Nablus, which has 56 villages and has a population of about 321,000 according to statistics in 2007.  Also known as the mountain of fire and Damascus Minor and the scientists and the queen of Palestine is unmarried.

Tulkarem:
Tulkarem is a Palestinian city located northwest of the West Bank in the middle of the coastal plain. The city of Tulkarem and its suburbs rise from the sea level from 55 meters west to 600 meters east, where Roshin Mountain is the highest of the city.  Its land area is 32,610 dunums. It is about 15 km from the Mediterranean coast. The city of Tulkarm is the center of Tulkarm governorate. Its municipality is headed by Engineer Mohammed Abu Yaqoub and the governorate of Issam Abu Bakr.

Jaffa:
Is one of the oldest and most important cities of historic Palestine. Today, it is located within the Israeli municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea – according to the Israeli administrative division. It is about 55 kilometers from Jerusalem to the west. For a long time, it occupied an important position among the major Palestinian cities in terms of area, population and strategic location, up to the date of the Nakba in 1948, and the displacement of most of its Arab population. Today it is inhabited by about 60,000 people, mostly Jews, and an Arab minority of Muslims and Christians.

Aaka
It is one of the oldest and most important cities of historic Palestine. Today it is located in the northern Israeli brigade, according to the administrative division after the 1948 war, on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea. Away from Jerusalem, about 181 km to the north-west. It has an area of 13.5 km 2 and has a population of about 46,000 in 2008.

Jericho:
  Is an ancient Palestinian historic city located on the West Bank near the Jordan River and at the north of the Dead Sea, dating back to 10,000 BC. Is the capital of Jericho and is the oldest city in history. In 2007, it had a population of 18,110 people.  It was under Jordanian administration between 1948 and 1967 and was subsequently administered by Israel. In 1994, the Palestinian National Authority received the administration of the city.  It is located 16 km (10 miles) from the Dead Sea. The city of Jericho is the lowest region in the world.  Also known as Moon City.

 jenin:
A Palestinian city, and the center of Jenin and its largest city, located in the northern West Bank of the Palestinian Authority. Historically, it is one of the Triangle cities in the north of Palestine, and is 75 kilometers from Jerusalem. Jenin overlooks the Jordan Valley to the east and Marj bin Amer to the north.
Despite the fact that its population is small until the date of the Nakba, compared to other Palestinian cities, it has a much larger economic burden than its population. The city has a population of 39,000, while the governorate has a population of about 256,000.