- Ein
HaBesor (Hebrew: עֵין הַבְּשׂוֹר, lit. 'Spring of the
Besor') is a
moshav in
southern Israel.
Located in the
Hevel Eshkol area of the north-western...
- (Arabic: وادي غزة, romanized: Wadi Ghazza) and
Besor Stream (Hebrew: נחל הבשור, romanized: Nahal
HaBesor) are
parts of a
river system in the Gaza Strip...
-
archaeologist Nadav Na'aman and the
Italian Mario Liverani believe that the
Besor stream, just to the
south of Gaza, is the
landform referenced in the Bible...
- did not
suffer Israeli casualties during the
attacks (the
other was Ein
HaBesor).
Inbal Rabin-Liberman was born in
Kibbutz Nir Am and
continues to reside...
-
within 7
kilometers of Gaza: Eshkol, Hof Ashkelon, Sdot Negev, and Sha’ar
HaNegev. The
government allocated $308
million to the agency,
charged with physically...
- Ein
HaShlosha
Gvulot Magen Nir Oz Nir
Yitzhak Nirim Holit Kerem Shalom Kissufim Re'im Sufa Tze'elim Urim Ami'oz Bnei
Netzarim Dekel Ein
HaBesor Mivtahim...
- (South) (also Tell el-Fārʿa) is an
archaeological site on the bank of
HaBesor Stream in the
northern Negev region, Israel. Not to be
confused with the...
- pursuit, but a
third of them are too
exhausted to go
further than the
HaBesor Stream. They find an
abandoned and
starving slave,
formerly belonging to...
-
Talanitoides is a
monotypic genus of
Asian ground spiders.
Talanitoides habesor was
first described by G. Levy in 2009. It has only been
found in Israel...
- the late 1950s. The
Irish bridge that was
paved in the
channel of
Nahal HaBesor, near the Tze'elim junction, was
frequently flooded in
winter floods and...
