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Beit Alfa
Beit Alfa () (also Beit Alpha) is a kibbutz in the Northern District of Israel, near the Gilboa ridge.
The kibbutz as well as the archaeological site nearby containing the remains of an ancient synagogue, got their name from the Arab village that once stood here, Khirbet Bait Ilfa.
==Location==
The kibbutz is located on the eastern edge of the Harod Valley, which lies between the Jezreel Valley and the Beth She'an Valley in the Lower Galilee. To the south and west are the steep slopes of the Gilboa mountain range. The closest peaks are Har Barkan (497 m) and Har Gefet (318 m). The area north and east of the kibbutz is flat, but falls to the east towards the Jordan Rift Valley. To the north of the kibbutz flows the Harod stream, whose waters are used to fill numerous ponds. 2.5 km southwest of the kibbutz runs the security fence separating Israeli territory from the Palestinian Authority. In its vicinity are the kibbutzim Heftziba, Sde Nahum, Nir David and Ma'ale Gilboa. On the Palestinian side is the village of Faqqua.
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