A site was reviewed in the Upper Galilee area- Temple cave: A mysterious complex of caves above the Kziv stream, in the Upper Galilee area, with a large engraving of an ancient Roman soldier on the surface of the cliff.
Read more: Temple cave
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New Page – Sharuhen
A new page was added in the Negev area –
Sharuhen was a major Canaanite city in the western Negev area, situated on the way from Egypt northwards and from the coast eastwards. The Canaanite city was the last stand of the Hyksos after their expulsion from Egypt in the 16th century BC. Some scholars identify it in Tell el-Farah near the Gaza strip.
Read about it: Sharuhen
New page – Joseph Lookout
A new page was added in the Samaria area. The Joseph lookout point, adjacent to Tell er-Ras on Mt. Gerizim, offers great great views of Mt. Ebal, Tel Shechem, Nablus, and the tomb of Joseph.
Coronavirus update
Due to the spread of the virus, travel in Israel’s sites is banned since last week, and all citizens are confined to their homes.
While physical travel is not allowed, we invite all our readers to enjoy our virtual Bible-Walking experience. There are more than 450 sites to visit, packed with our photos and reviews.
We wish health to all and a return to norm as soon as possible.
New info page: Flour Mills
A new information page was added – Flour mills in the Holy Land.
Site of the month -March 2020
Site of the month: March 2020
An impressive fortified Byzantine monastery, built over a Late Roman fortress.
Added multi language
Added multi language support for major countries, based on Google translator.
The. language selection defaults to English and can be changed on the upper right corner, with a slider for selecting the language.
New Aerial videos
New drone videos added after a great weekend hike to the plains of Ginosar:
- Skull cave, Nahal Amud stream
- Flour mill, Lower Tsalmon stream
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