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Some of the main cities and principal roads in Israel.

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Here’s an overview:

Main Cities:

1. Jerusalem:
   • As the capital of Israel, Jerusalem holds great religious and historical significance. It is home to important religious sites for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
2. Tel Aviv:
   • Known for its vibrant cultural scene and modern architecture, Tel Aviv is a major economic and cultural hub. It is often considered Israel’s financial and technological center.
3. Haifa:
   • Located on the northern coast, Haifa is a major port city and an industrial center. The city is known for the Bahá’í World Centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
4. Beersheba:
   • Located in the southern part of Israel, Beersheba is often referred to as the “Capital of the Negev.” It has been a focus of development in the Negev region.
5. Eilat:
   • Situated at the southernmost tip of Israel on the Red Sea, Eilat is a popular resort city known for its beaches, coral reefs, and vibrant nightlife.

Principal Roads:

1. Highway 1 (Derekh Eretz):
   • This major east-west highway connects Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. It is a crucial transportation route, facilitating travel between the two most populous cities in Israel.
2. Highway 2 (Derekh Haifa):
   • Running along the Mediterranean coast, Highway 2 connects the northern and central parts of Israel. It is a key route for transportation and offers scenic views of the coastline.
3. Highway 6 (Kvish Shesh):
   • Also known as the Trans-Israel Highway, this toll road runs from the northern border with Israel to the southernmost city of Eilat. It provides a faster route through the country.
4. Highway 4 (Derekh Arba):
   • Stretching along the Mediterranean coast, Highway 4 connects Tel Aviv and Ashdod, passing through several cities and towns along the way.
5. Highway 5 (Derekh Hamesh):
   • Connecting the central part of Israel to the northern regions, Highway 5 facilitates transportation between Tel Aviv and the cities of Hadera and Haifa.

It’s important to note that Israel has a well-developed road network, and these are just a few examples of the major highways. The country’s transportation infrastructure plays a crucial role in connecting its cities and facilitating economic activities. For the most current and detailed information, it’s recommended to check with local sources or official transportation authorities in Israel.