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Naharayim sits where the Jordan and Yarmuk rivers meet, the site of Pinhas Rutenberg’s 1930s hydroelectric plant on the Jordanian border. Discussed here as part of a day on the settlement of the Jordan Valley.

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Kinneret Courtyard
North · Galilee

Settlement of the Jordan Valley

A day through the Jordan Valley and the southern Sea of Galilee: the Harod Spring, the Roman bridge and hydroelectric ruins at Old Gesher and Naharayim, the Kinneret Courtyard and Rachel the Poet, Degania, the Motor House and the Kinneret Cemetery.

May 2014 · 4 minute read
The Harod Spring Roman / Mamluk bridge over the Jordan at Old Gesher (currently under restoration) Kinneret Courtyard The first building at Umm Juni The Motor House of Kinneret Grave of Naomi Shemer in the Kinneret Cemetery
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