hebrewstate

noun
UK /ˈhiːbruː steɪt/
US /ˈhiːbruː steɪt/

A country where Hebrew is the main language and most people are Jewish.

The Hebrew state was founded in 1948.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A political entity described in early Zionist writings as a future homeland for Jewish people.

The idea of a Hebrew state inspired many early settlers.

3. Informal shorthand for the government and institutions of Israel.

The Hebrew state announced new education policies.

4. A term sometimes used in historical or diplomatic texts to refer to Israel.

The treaty recognized the Hebrew state's borders.