Located in Eastern Galilee, the Sea of Galilee, or Lake Kinneret, is the largest freshwater lake in Israel, and the lowest freshwater lake in the world.
The Sea of Galilee is 21 km long, 13 km wide, has a total area of 166 km², and maximum depth of 43 meters. Its main source is the Jordan River, which flows through it from North to South.
Featured in the New Testament as the region in which Jesus performed the majority of his ministry and miracles, the Sea of Galilee is a destination for Christian pilgrims.
Scientists believe comparing data measured on land with those from space will enable more effective monitoring of algae concentrations and the pollution they cause.
by Eli Ashkenazi 5 commentsKinneret association waives fees at three beaches, leaves clean-up to campers upon honor system.
by Eli Ashkenazi 0 commentsMore than 250 Colombians wear white, sing hymns as they bathe where Jesus is believed to have bathed.
by Eli Ashkenazi 0 commentsJanuary's 57-centimeter increase was the highest for that month for the past five years.
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Scientists believe comparing data measured on land with those from space will enable more effective monitoring of algae concentrations and the pollution they cause.
by Eli Ashkenazi 5 commentsKinneret association waives fees at three beaches, leaves clean-up to campers upon honor system.
by Eli Ashkenazi 0 commentsMore than 250 Colombians wear white, sing hymns as they bathe where Jesus is believed to have bathed.
by Eli Ashkenazi 0 commentsJanuary's 57-centimeter increase was the highest for that month for the past five years.
by Eli Ashkenazi and Zafrir Rinat 0 comments
