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Nahariya ( Hebrew: נַהֲרִיָּה) is the northernmost coastal city in Israel. As of 2022, the city had a population of 63,947. [1] The city was founded in 1935 by Jewish immigrants fleeing Nazi Germany. [2] [3] Etymology. Nahariya takes its name from the stream of Ga'aton (river is נהר nahar in Hebrew), which bisects it. [4] History. Bronze Age.
Nahariya o Naharia ([naha'rija] en hebreo: נהריה, en árabe: نهاريا) es la ciudad costera más septentrional de Israel, situada en el Distrito Norte. Se encuentra ubicada en la costa del mar Mediterráneo , 10 km al norte de Acre y 10 km al sur de la frontera con Líbano .
Currently, Nahariya has over 53,000 inhabitants. Today, Nahariya is considered the capital of the Western Galilee due to its centrality and importance to the entire region. Nahariya is also a city that is devoted to sports. It has a basketball team, three soccer teams, two swimming associations and a free flight model club.
Nahariya is Israel's northernmost coastal city, a last testament to the seaside settlements that reach up along the sunny Mediterranean shoreline. Being the end of the train-line and just a few minutes from Rosh HaNikra, with its famous white sandstone grottos, tourists often find themselves Nahariya, a vibrant, little city.
15 de ago. de 2019 · Nahariya is located in Israel’s Western Galilee, just a few miles south of the Lebanese border. The town was established in 1935 on land that had been purchased from a Lebanese landowner. The original buyers envisioned this town as an agricultural settlement but it was not a good match and it almost immediately became a small industrial town.
14 de oct. de 2020 · Nahariya is a popular city located on the northern tip of the Israeli coastline. With an ever growing population of over 54,000 people, this seaside city is most notable for its large range of architecture filled with history as well as a vibrant city centre filled with numerous bars, restaurants and shops to explore.
27 de dic. de 2012 · Nahariya was one of the first cities in Israel to adopt them. History. Nahariya lies on the path of the Via Maris, the ancient trade route that linked Egypt with Syria, Anatolia and Mesopotamia. The Talmud did not consider this area part of the Land of Israel, and it became part of Israel officially only after the War of Independence.
