Ιορδάνη is a river located in the Middle East, flowing through Jordan, Israel, and Palestine. It is approximately 251 kilometers long and serves as a natural boundary between Israel and Jordan. The river is significant in various religious traditions, particularly in Christianity, where it is known for the baptism of Jesus. The river originates from the Anti-Lebanon Mountains and empties into the Dead Sea. It is an important water source for the surrounding regions, supporting agriculture and local ecosystems. The Jordan River has also been a site of historical events and cultural significance throughout the ages.