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Panoramic view from the North: climbing from the Sea of Galilee on Route 90, from the lake shores to Chorazim, Vered Hagalil and Route 85. On the Left: the Mount of Beatitudes. At center, in the distance: Tiberias. At center, on the lake shore: Capernaum. On the right, the Arbel Cliffs and Kfar Zeitim.
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Panoramic view from Tel Facher, the notorious Syrian Bunker from where, until June 9, 1967, Syrian troops harassed Israel's northern Galilee towns and Kibbutzim. Directly ahead in the distance: Kiryat Shmona. On the right Kibbutz Maayan Baruch. In the extreme distance on the left: Mount Meron.
