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Biyar Aqueduct

The Biyar Aqueduct is part of the Roman-period water system that carried spring water from the Hebron hills north towards Jerusalem. It runs through tunnels under the hills of Gush Etzion, and is discussed here as part of a day around the Etzion Bloc.

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The Lone Oak next to Alon Shvut
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Gush Etzion / The Etzion Bloc

A field trip into Gush Etzion, the Jewish settlement bloc in the Judean Hills: the Convoy of 35 at Har Tuv, the 1948 massacre at Kfar Etzion, Yeshivat Har Etzion, the Roman-period Biyar Aqueduct, the Lone Oak, and Derech HaAvot.

Feb 2014 · 5 minute read
Har Tuv Memorial View out to the hill upon which the Lamed Hei made their final stand Bunker at Kfar Etzion Museum The Beit Midrash at Yeshivat Har Etzion Biyar Aqueduct The Lone Oak next to Alon Shvut 2nd Temple Period Mikve on Derech HaAvot View over the Judean Hills from Derech HaAvot View from Mitzpe HaElef
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