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ITGC - Geography, roads, borders in Israël
Random knowledge about geography, roads and borders in the land of Israël
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Last updated: July 23, 2025
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1. The Beit Hakerem Valley is the boundary between :
Lower Galilee and Upper Galilee
Upper Galilee and the Goland Heights
Lower Galilee and the Goland Heights
Western Galilee and the Golan Heights
2. Ma'ale Beit Horon is :
Local road leading to Jerusalem
Part of the Darb El Haj international road
Part of the national road connecting the coastal plain and the Jordan Valley
National road, due to the importance of Jerusalem
3. The names "Lower Galilee" and "Upper Galilee" were chosen because :
The Lower Galilee is lower on the maps
The amount of rain in the Upper Galilee is above the amount of rain in the Lower Galilee
The Lower Galilee Mounts are significantly lower than the Upper Galilee Mounts
The Lower Galilee is south, and the Upper Galilee is north
4. The "Via Nova Triana" is :
The new road made by Trajan Caesar between Rome and Palestine
One of the ancient international roads that pass through the land of Israël
The ancient Temple built by Trajan Caesar in Jerusalem in the 2nd Century BCE
A Roman period road along the ancient Kings way
5. The dominant rocks in the Judean Low Hills (Shefelah) are :
Limestone and Dolomite
Flintstone and Basalt
Granite and Chalk
Chalk and Nari
6. The north end of the Samaria Mountains is :
Carmel, Gilboa, Beit Shean
Judea, Neguev, Carmel
Carmel, Galilee, Gilboa
Carmel, Jezreel Valley, Gilboa
7. The border between Egypt and Israël is based on :
A line agreed upon between Britain and the Ottoman in 1906
The ceasefire line after 1967 war
United Nations directive
The armistice line after 1973 war
8. The official status of the territories in Judea and Samaria is :
About 35% of this area was annexed to the Palestinian Authority, the rest is subject to Marshall law
East Jerusalem was annexed to Israël, and the rest is controlled by the Palestinian Authority
This is an area in dispute, subject to Marshall law, await for final resolution
About 35% of this area was annexed to Israël, the rest is subject to Marshall law
9. The main and largest city in the Neguev area is
Eilat
Ashkelon
Dimona
Be'er Sheva
10. What are the north and south borders of the Sharon Coastal Plain region ?
Poleg Stream and Hadera Stream
Hayarkon River and Alexander Stream
Taninim Stream and Hayarkon River
Taninim Stream and Poleg Sream
11. The Green Line in Jerusalem is also called :
The Red Line
The Anti-terror Line
The Holy Border
The City Line
12. The term Millestone comes from :
Stone pillars along the roads that marked distances in Milles in the Roman era
Major historical events that happen every millennium (every 1000 years)
Direction signs that show the way at intersecting roads
Significant archeological findings, older than 1000 years
13. The main international roads in the land of Israël are :
Darb El Haj, Via Maris, Incense Road
Ma'ale Adomim, Via Maris, Via Nova Triana
Kings' Way, Darb El Haj, Ma'ale Beit Horon
Ancestors' Road, Via Maris, Kings' Way
14. The four central areas of the land of Israël from East to West are :
Coastal Plain, Jordan Rift Valley, Mountains, Trans Jordan
Trans Jordan, Jordan Rift Valley, Mountains, Coastal Plain
Jordan Rift Valley, Mountains, Trans Jordan, Coastal Plain
Trans Jordan, Coastal Plain, Jordan Rift Valley, Mountains
15. The Sykes Picot Agreement between Great Britain and France was :
A plan to protect the Holy Places in Israël during World War II
A plan how to divide the Ottoman Empire between themselves in World War I
A plan to occupy the land of Israël together
A plan to protect the Holy Places in Israël during World War I
16. The first railroad in the land of Israël was :
The line between Haifa and El Hama in 1892
The line between Jaffa and Jerusalem in 1892
The line between Haifa and Beit Shean in 1892
The line between Jaffa and Haifa in 1892
17. The Israeli Indepandance War resulted in :
Peace agreements between Israël and Egypt
Demilitarized zones separating between Israël and all of its neighbors
Recognized and agreed-upon borders between Israël and its neighbors
Armistice lines between Israël, Syria, Lebanon and Jordan
18. The Via Maris connects :
The Land of Israël and the Roman Empire
Syria and Asia Minor (Turkey)
Egypt and Saudi-Arabia
Egypt and Mesopotamia
19. The Partition Plan of the Land of Israël was introduced by :
Balfour Declaration
Mc Mahon letters
UNSCOP Report
San Remo Conference
20. The current border between Israël and Jordan is :
The final border along the entire Jordan Valley
A result of peace agreement achieved in 1994
A temporary border, agreed upon in the Camp David negociation
A temporary border, subject to the resolution of the Palestinian issue
21. The ancient road linking Jerusalem to Jericho is called :
Maale Beit Horon
Via Marris
The Kings' Way
Adumim Ascent
22. Haritun's first monastery was built in :
Massada
Jericho
Deir Hijle
Ein Prat
23. Were is located the monument devoted to the Holocaust and the establishment of the state of Israël built by artist Natan Rappaport ?
In Tel Aviv
In Nazareth
In Kisalon
In Jericho
24. The place were the Israelites cross the Jordan River according to biblical text is located :
At Yardennit
In the Arava area
Near Nazareth
In front of Jericho
25. The name of the important Arab military leader who died at the Castel is :
Abed Al Kader Al Hussainy
Salach A Din
Haj Amin Al Hussainy
Hasan Beck
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