In his book, Huntington lists nine civilizations, all of which are listed below:
Western = Catholic and Protestant Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, and the Lesser Antilles
Slavic-Orthodox = Orthodox Europe, Russia, and Kazakhstan
Latin America = from Mexico south to Argentina except the Guyanas (divided among African, Hindu, and Western civilizations), and the Greater Antilles except Jamaica
Islamic = Saharan Africa, Somalia, the central east African coast, the Middle East except Israel, Iran, Central Asia except Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Indian minorities, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia
African = non-Islamic/Sub-Saharan Africa
Hindu = India and Nepal
Buddhist = Mongolia, Tibet, Bhutan, Burma, Thailand, and Indochina except Vietnam
Confucian = China, Korea, and Vietnam
Japanese = Japan
On p. 48 of his book the author discusses Israel’s status, concluding that it contains most elements of a civilization yet many of its citizens identify with nearby ones