Answer:
Fertile farmland
Step-by-step explanation:
Before living in Egypt, the Hebrews lived in Palestine, precisely in Cannã, but there was a severe drought, which made this region a place that did not meet the needs of the Hebrews. For this reason, they were forced to seek to establish themselves in a better territory, with resources that would help in their survival.
Egypt was a place with a vast fertile soil that was advantageous for agriculture and that was surviving drought well, so the Hebrews migrated to Egypt and managed to survive the food crisis that they were going through, however over time they were persecuted and enslaved by the Egyptians.