Could someone please point to the exact borders of Palestine on these Ottoman maps ?

You can't map what doesn't exist.

There was no territorial division known as Palestine within the Ottoman empire. British Mandate Palestine was contained within the subdivision "Syria" within the empire.

The first borders of "Palestine" were defined by the romans:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iudaea_Province

the borders of the modern region were defined by the British.

You can still read all about Palestine in some real old Greek books.

Are you trying to say that Palestine never was?

That ain't nice little fella, but it's OK since you are the one asking and I am the one answering. So chances are I am right and you are not.

Steel

A star for your question (later on)

I don't see Palestine on these old maps.

I don't see the border of so called isreal nowadays on maps. Even if i see it, it does not exist. Because whatever based on false becomes FALSE.

Ask the bible, many copies show maps of Palestine in them.

palestine is still a region,

say all you want about it not being a country.

but regions exist baby,

It is the lower left hand corner of Greater Syria, and will be again one day.

where is israel on the maps i do not see that either

there are none because palestine was never a country