Bet She'arim NP
The most important burial place in the Jewish world during the mishnaic and talmudic periods
Nearest items
מיקום משוער עד למיפוי מדוייק בשטח
Circle-shaped community designed by architect Richard Kauffmann.
multiple recitations done here in 2005
Four species of mammals (wild sheep, wild goats, fallow deer, and roe deer) and three species of birds of prey (Griffon vultures, Egyptian vultures, and Bonelli\'s eagle) are bred at the wildlife preserve.
recitation in english by individual; dog listened to part and circumabulated the sutra
on the outskirts of Kiryat Bialik, this is the last vestige of the Nahal Na\'aman swamps, which once extended all the way to the Acre valley.
The Carmel Mountain Range also has one of the only natural populations of Aleppo pines in Israel.
An ancient place, where great battles took place.
The last was between the British and the Turk, Sept 1918.
World Heritage Site by Unesco. this is an experimental project
The southern bank of Nahal Me\'arot lies on the lower reaches of the western part of the Carmel Mountain Range. Caves here contain evidence of inhabitation by prehistoric human beings.
Original building of Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (currently a science museum).
also known by its Greek name Sepphoris, mishnaic-period city with an abundance of mosaics
Hezbolah-k jaurtitako zenbait Katiusha koete honaino iritsi dira.
Shrine of the Báb is where the remains of the Báb, founder of Bábism and forerunner of Bahá\'u\'lláh in the Bahá\'í Faith, have been laid to rest.