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Hadar
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Shouting Hill is a hill near the ceasefire line in the Golan, known for the divided families who stood on it and called across the valley to their relatives in the town of Majdal Shams.
Hadar
Khan Arnaba
A restaurant in Khan Arnaba. Khan Arnaba is a town in Quneitra governorate, about 9 km north-east of Quneitra.
Quneitra
A historic church in Quneitra. Quneitra is a town in the Golan in south-western Syria, largely destroyed in 1974 shortly before the Israeli forces withdrew from it; its ruins still stand.
Quneitra
The ruins of the old town of Quneitra, destroyed in 1974 and left as they were as a reminder of the war; among what remains are the hospital, the church and the mosque.
Arneh
Mount Hermon, Jabal al-Sheikh in Arabic, is the highest summit in Syria at about 2,814 m, on the border with Lebanon at the southern end of the Anti-Lebanon range. Snow covers its peaks for most of the year, which gave it its Arabic name ('the grey-haired mountain'), and villages such as Arneh and Beit Jinn lie on its Syrian slopes.
Hina
An archaeological site in Hina. It dates from the Neolithic period. Hina is a village in Rif Dimashq governorate, about 37 km south-west of Damascus.
Kafr Hur
The Awaj is the second river of the Damascus area after the Barada: it rises on the slopes of Mount Hermon and flows east through the southern Ghouta to Lake Hijaneh. Many scholars identify it with the Pharpar of the Old Testament.