Beit She'an: what to see and where to eat
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The original uploader was DavidThomas71 at English Wikipedia. / CC BY-SA 2.5

- ancient city
Scythopolis
archaeological site in Israel

bridgeKantara Bridge in Nahal Harod
bridge in Israel

Daniel Ventura at Hebrew Wikipedia (Original text: dana_h79) / CC BY-SA 2.5
riverYarmuk
river in Syria, Jordan, and Israel
Getting there Nearest stop or station Al Baqoura, about 18 min on foot OpenStreetMap






mosqueFatima Khatun Mosque
mosque in Jenin, Palestine
Getting there Nearest stop or station Jenin Central Bus Station, about 5 min on foot OpenStreetMap




- ancient city
Jabesh-Gilead
international bridgeJordan River Crossing
international border crossings between Jordan and Palestine



A.Sobkowski – Abraham / CC BY-SA 3.0
national parkBet Shean National Park
Israeli national park that houses the ruins of the Roman and Byzantine city of Bet She’an and the high mound on which Biblical Bet She’an stood

- mountain
Tel Shalem
hill in Israel


Yair Aronshtam from Israel / CC BY-SA 2.0
springShokek
spring in Israel
- river
Ein Hoga
- hill
Tel Rekhesh
mountain in Israel
- nature reserve
Sharhabil Bin Hassneh EcoPark
- river
Wādī Shūbāsh
river in Israel
- spring
Ein Moda
spring in Israel
springEin Nezem
spring in Israel
- mountain
Ramat Moledet
mountain in Israel
- spring
Ein Izr'ael
spring in Israel

- dam
Wadi Al Arab Dam
dam in Jordan
- mountain
Tel Nufar
mountain in Israel
- hot spring
Ḩammām al Māliḩ
archaeological site in Palestine
- mountain
Tel Karpas
mountain in Israel
- mountain
Tel Saharon
mountain in Israel
- mountain
Tel Zehavi
mountain in Israel
- hill
Tel Shoshan
mountain in Israel
- spring
Ein rechesh
spring in Northern District, Israel
Places to eat
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