The great valleys of northern Israel, where armies clashed, prophets thundered, and pioneers drained swamps to build kibbutzim. From the Jezreel Valley to the Jordan Rift, this is where geography shaped history.
Explore the Valleys
- Alonei Abba and the German Templars
- Beit Alpha Synagogue: The Zodiac Mosaic That Surprised the World
- Beit She’an: The Best-Preserved Roman City in Israel
- Belvoir (Kokhav HaYarden): A Crusader Castle Above the Jordan
- Bethlehem of Galilee: The Other Bethlehem
- Ein Dor: The Witch of Endor and Saul’s Last Night
- Ein Jezreel: The Spring That Named the Valley
- Gan HaShlosha (Sachne): Israel’s Most Beautiful Natural Pool
- Givat HaMoreh: Gideon, Saul, and the Jezreel Valley
- Har Barkan: Wildflowers and Valley Views
- Ma’ayan Harod: Where Gideon Chose His 300 Warriors
- Megiddo Prison: The Oldest Christian Prayer Hall Ever Found
- Megiddo: Standing at the Crossroads of the World (and the End of It)
- Merhavia: Where Golda Meir Learned to Lead
- Mount Gilboa: Where King Saul Fell and the Iris Blooms
- Mount Saul: The King’s Last Camp
- Nahalal: The First Moshav and Moshe Dayan’s Hometown
- Nain: The Miracle of the Widow’s Son
- Sde Eliyahu and Bio Bee: Bugs That Save the World’s Crops
- Tel Jezreel: Ahab, Jezebel, and Naboth’s Vineyard
- Tel Shomron (Sebastia): Capital of the Northern Kingdom
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