Al-Jazira

Al-Jazira, also known as Al-Jazira or Al-Jazeera, is a picturesque, semi-arid region located in northern Iraq and northeastern Syria, characterized by its fertile plains between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Traditionally, it has been a vital agricultural area due to its access to water and rich soil, supporting crops like wheat and barley. Historically, it was part of Mesopotamia, often called the "Cradle of Civilization," where early civilizations emerged. Today, Al-Jazira remains important for agriculture and cultural heritage, serving as a diverse landscape with a blend of rural communities and historical sites.