Mountains Of Israel
The Mountains of Israel are a significant geographical feature in the country, primarily located in the northern and central regions. These mountains include the Galilee Mountains in the north and the Judean Mountains in the central area. They are characterized by rugged terrain, diverse ecosystems, and various historical sites.
The highest peak in Israel is Mount Hermon, which reaches an elevation of about 2,814 meters (9,232 feet). The mountains play a crucial role in the climate and hydrology of the region, influencing rainfall patterns and serving as a source for many rivers and streams that flow into the Jordan River.