Maybe the most convenient night camp on the Golan Trail is located next to the gate of what used to be kibutz Ein Zivan. The site was developed as memorial for the dead of the 134 rangers battalion. My father served in that battalion and there is a quite unbelievable story about the way this battalion ended its life. To
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The monument for the 77 battalion in the second day of the Golan Trail (when coming from north), is a popular night camp for hikers. Below the monument stretches the shallow “Valley of Tears” (Emek Habakha). In the first days of Yom kipur war the 77 battalion defended the western outlets of this valley with 30 tanks. From the east
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Some weeks ago I saw, high in the sky, two Israeli missiles trying to intercept a Khamas’ rocket. The Israeli missiles were too fast and were shot too soon in order to reach the interception point before time. No worry. The Khamas’ missile, that was slowly climbing behind them to a decent altitude, disintegrated high in the air and its
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Jacob Saar, der Autor des Buches “Hike the Land of Israel” – Israel National Trail and the Jerusalem gibt ab sofort für Wanderer einen englischen Flyer heraus. Dieser soll nach seinen Vorstellungen von Wanderer zu Wanderer weitergegeben werden und diese mit ein wenig Basiswissen versorgen: Israel National Trail – Flyer in englisch von Jacob Saar: National Geographic Magazine The Israel
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