Jordan Valley

The Jordan Valley is a fertile region in the Jordan River basin, spanning parts of Israel, Jordan, and Palestine. It is characterized by its low elevation, lying below sea level in some areas, and features a warm, semi-arid climate. The valley has been a vital agricultural area for thousands of years due to its abundant water resources from the Jordan River, supporting crops like citrus fruits and vegetables. It also holds significant historical and geopolitical importance, serving as a key agricultural and strategic zone in the Middle East.