This explorer visited Israel in the 19th century and found i

French geographer Victor Guérin arrived in the Land of Israel in 1852, and returned for additional visits over the course of the next 36 years. His in-depth book conveys what has remained and what has been renewed here since his time, and shows that most of the country’s residents at the time were Arabs

Related Keywords

Jerusalem , Israel General , Israel , United Kingdom , Ashkelon , Hadarom , Jorah , Yerushalayim , Julis , Dead Sea , Beirut , Beyrouth , Lebanon , Athens , Attikír , Greece , Faqir , Hamerkaz , Mazkeret Batya , Ekron , Majdal , Galilee , Ha Afon , France , Kabri , Palestine , French , British , Israeli , Edward Robinson , Holot Nitzanim , Ilan Assayag , Sheikh Mohammed , Moshe Gilad , Victor Gu , Haim Ben Amram , Chaim Goren , Mark Twain , Henry Baker Tristram , Beit Ezra , Jewish National Fund , Tel Ashkelon National Park , British Palestine Exploration Fund , French School Of Athens , Hai Academic College , Archaeological Description , Moshav Hodaya , Yad Ben Zvi , First Aliyah , Kibbutz Nitzanim , Moshav Beit , Kibbutz Cabri , Western Galilee , Special Reference , Its Physical , French School , From Greece , Tel Miqne , Ottoman Empire , Tel Ashkelon National , Middle Ages , Independence Square , Professor Haim Goren , Tel Hai Academic College , Sea Level , Imperial Interests , Near East , Holy Land , Palestine Exploration Fund , Israel Archaeology , Israel Palestine ,