Israel, due to various factors, refrains from officially defining its borders. A number of lawyers believe that the territory in general is not an obligatory element of the state. However, there are several options for determining the country's territory: Firstly, it is the resolution of the UN General Assembly from 1947, which was not recognized by the Arab countries and was not implemented by them. This is the only international legal document that records the territory of the Jewish state. It included the inclusion of Eastern Galilee, the Jezreel Valley, most of the coastal plain, the Negev Desert. As a result of the 1949 War of Independence, Israel's sovereign territory is approximately 20,770 square kilometers. km. The territory currently controlled by Israel, including Palestine lands in the West Bank, occupied during the Six Day War, amounts to 27,799 square kilometers. km