Today we visited Rosh HaNikra! This is a kibbutz in northern Israel and its population is around 746 people. Rosh HaNikra means “head of grottos” in Hebrew. Rosh HaNikra is located in Western Galilee near the border of Lebanon. Rosh HaNikra served as a passage way for trade caravans and armies between the areas Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Egypt, and Africa. This was really intriguing place to learn about and it was an amazing experience. I wished I could have stayed longer to learn more about it. Overall, it was a great place to visit and I thought it was really beautiful!
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Rosh HaNikra
Today we visited Rosh HaNikra! This is a kibbutz in northern Israel and its population is around 746 people. Rosh HaNikra means “head of grottos” in Hebrew. Rosh HaNikra is located in Western Galilee near the border of Lebanon. Rosh HaNikra served as a passage way for trade caravans and armies between the areas Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Egypt, and Africa. This was really intriguing place to learn about and it was an amazing experience. I wished I could have stayed longer to learn more about it. Overall, it was a great place to visit and I thought it was really beautiful!
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