Atad

The Beit Hijleh area is located west of the Jordan River. The word Atad is Aramaic and means threshing floor. It was named after Atad (Coord. 197 - 136) near…

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Jaljala

The first camp for the Hebrews after crossing the Jordan and entering the land of Canaan. Here, twelve stones were erected, taken from the bottom of the river as a…

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Jerico

Jericho is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is mentioned several times in the Bible, and by many Jews, Christians, and Muslims at varying times. During the…

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Elisha

This site was mentioned by many Jewish, Christian and Muslim travelers, including Bishops Eusebius and Procopius of Gaza. A church dedicated to the Prophet Elisha was built on this site.…

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Archelais

It was mentioned by Josephus in the third century AD, and was mentioned in (Peutinger Plates), and it appeared on the mosaic map of Madaba (sixth century AD) under the…

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