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Israeli Heaven in a hellhole: Who'll take care of Ein Jones?

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Hamat Gader, situated in the southern Golan Heights, is one of the most interesting corners of Israel. Over 1,800 years ago, the Romans built magnificent baths on the banks of the Yarmouk River, abutting Jordan. The site of the Roman baths is closed to the public, but you can still peek into it if you approach it on foot. The Nature and Parks Authority is slowly but diligently restoring the site.

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Israeli Heaven in a hellhole: Who'll take care of Ein Jones?

Ein Jones, near Hamat Gader, is heaven on the threshold of hell – a natural hot spring pool, set inside a structure under danger of collapse within a site filled with trash, grills and noise

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Sunday, February 26, 2023.
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