This category includes postage stamps issued for Palestine from the late Ottoman period through the British Mandate and subsequent transitional and occupation-related issues. The material reflects a complex postal history shaped by shifting administrations, currencies, languages, and political boundaries.

Stamps of Palestine commonly feature trilingual inscriptions, regional landscapes, historic architecture, and symbols of local agriculture and commerce. Later issues and overprints document periods of military occupation, provisional governance, and postal reassignment, making Palestine an especially rich and nuanced area of philately.

Palestine stamps are collected both as a standalone field and as part of broader interests in Middle Eastern history, Mandate-era postal systems, and occupation issues. Careful cataloging and attribution are essential, as many issues overlap administratively with neighboring postal authorities.