To the south of Aram in southern Canaan (in modern terms Israel, the Palestinian Territories, Sinai and Jordan) was also not part of Aram, and was inhabited by a number of Semitic states speaking Canaanite languages, these being Israel, Judah, Samarra,[dubious ] Ammon, Edom, Moab, the Suteans and Amalekites. In addition, the non-indigenous Philistines migrated into this region from the Aegean, a non-Semitic Indo-European speaking people.[citation needed]