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Selamin (Hebrew: צלמין)(Gr****: Σελάμην), also
known as
Tzalmon, Selame,
Salamis / Salamin, Zalmon, and
Khurbet es Salâmeh (the Ruin of Salameh), was a...
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Nahal Tzalmon [he]. To
overcome these obstacles,
water is
carried through inverted siphons. The
canal transfers the
water into the
Tzalmon Reservoir...
- (North
Tzalmon Cr**** Junction)
Megiddo Prison (Megiddo Junction) ****a
Prison (Ha****a Junction, next to
Gilboa Prison;
webpage here)
Tzalmon Prison (North...
- is a
small village in
northern Israel,
located in the Galilee, near the
Tzalmon Stream. It
falls under the
jurisdiction of
Misgav Regional Council. In...
- a
Bedouin village in
northern Israel.
Located in the
Galilee near the
Tzalmon Stream, it
falls under the
jurisdiction of
Misgav Regional Council. In...
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David Air
Force Technical College [he]
Haifa Michve Alon near
Safed Camp
Tzalmon near
Karmiel Camp
Gibor near
Kiryat Shmona Ein
Shemer Airfield near Ein...
- the city of Tiberias. Sub stations: Kadouri,
Tzemach Regional Center,
Tzalmon. Yizre'el: The main
regional station is
located in the city of Nazareth...
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referring to Esau (Edom) (Genesis 25:25). Most
likely refers to Christianity.
Tzalmon literally means 'idol' or 'image', but in
Medieval times referred to the...
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Stream (Nahal Metzar)
Nahal Korazim Nahal Amud (Arabic: Wadi al-Amud)
Nahal Tzalmon [he] or
Zalmon (Arabic: Wadi al-Rubudiyeh)
Nahal Arbel [he] (Arabic: Wadi...
- 16th century. The
Biblical village was
situated along the
banks of
Nahal Tzalmon, and was
known for its
earthenware pottery that was
considered of high...
