It lies on the slope of Jabal Al-Madbah in a basin among the mountains which form the eastern flank of the
Arabah valley that runs from the Dead Sea to the Gulf of Aqaba.(end).
The Jordan Valley, the Ghor, is part of the larger Jordan Rift Valley, one of the hottest places in the Middle East, a key agricultural area, and stretches from northern Lake Tiberius to the Dead Sea in the south; and from the latter to Aqapa, or Wadi
Arabah.
At approximately 17:30 on the abovementioned day, Hamdan Tawfiq al-'Aardah (60), who was from '
Arabah village, south of Jenin, and lived in al-Bireh, was driving his black Ford Jeep in al-Bireh Industrial area, back home from his work.
The developments on Baqoura and Ghmar started on the 23rd anniversary of the signing the Israel--Jordan peace treaty (Wadi
Arabah Treaty) in 2017, when Jordanians started national campaigns to pressure their government to reclaim the ownership of two areas in the Jordanian Valley from Israel.
After the Madrid treaty in 1991, the Oslo treaty in 1993, and the
Arabah treaty between Jordan and Israel in 1994, it was time for the peace process to reach Lebanon and Syria.
Rothenberg, "Copper Smelting Furnaces in the
Arabah, Israel: The Archaeological Evidence", pp.
by ONA The team comprised six students who were Waeil bin Hamad Al Jahwari, J Asim Bani
Arabah, Asilah Al Ma'amari, Fatima Al Hinai, Latifa Al Sariri and Aryam Al Harasi.
The missile forces hit Saudi soldiers' groups in Al Montazah,
Arabah camps, Ayain Al Thawrain.
I saw them together, hand in hand in the
Arabah. In her joy she rose from the desert in a cloud of frankincense.
Next we pass Wadi
Arabah which leads to the southern shore of the Dead Sea.
The Kenites began as a metal-working group in the
Arabah in the thirteenth/twelfth centuries, then pushed into the central Negev in the eleventh/tenth centuries.