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Rosh Hanikra

Rosh Hanikra is a chalk-cliff headland on Israel’s northern coast at the Lebanese border, with sea grottoes carved by the Mediterranean. Discussed here as part of a Western Upper Galilee campus day that takes in the grottoes and the British-era rail tunnel through the cliff.

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Crusader sugar refinery at Churvat Manot
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Campus Upper Galilee day one: Western Upper Galilee

The first day of our three-day campus in the Upper Galilee: an arab cemetery at Kfar Yasif, a crusader sugar refinery, the Adamit and Goren parks, the grottoes at Rosh Hanikra, and two memorials to war-of-independence operations.

Sep 2013 · 5 minute read
Ancient Jewish tomb at Kfar Yasif Crusader sugar refinery at Churvat Manot Arch Cave in the Adamit Park View over Montfort castle from Goren Park Tower & Stockade model at Hanita Inside the grottoes at Rosh Hanikra Monument to the 14 (from the Night of the Bridges) Memorial for the Yechiam Convoy
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