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| | Greater Syria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Greater Syria, also known (in a historic context) as Syria, or Bilad ash-Sham (Arabic: بلاد الشام) is an irredentist term that denotes a historic region in the Middle East bordering the Mediterranean. |
 | | It is generally considered to comprise roughly the modern states of Syria, Lebanon, and Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Kuwait, portions of Iraq, the settled areas of Jordan, the Sinai and Hatay Province in Turkey. |
 | | In the Syrian nationalist ideology developed by the founder of the Syrian Social Nationalist Party, Antun Saada (March 1, 1904-July 8, 1949), Greater Syria is seen as the geographic environment in which the Syrian nation state evolved. |
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