🏰 Qeren Naftali fortress

The Qeren Naftali fortress, also spelled Keren Naftali, also known as Khirbet el-Ḥarrawi or Khurbet Ḥarrawi, is an ancient fortress in the eastern Upper Galilee region of northern Israel. It sits atop Qeren Naftali peak, 492 metres (1,614 ft) above sea level, southeast of the modern village of Ramot Naftali and across a narrow vale from the ancient city of Kedesh, with which it shares clear lines of sight. From its summit, the site commands views of the Hula Valley directly below, Mount Hermon to the north, and the Golan Heights plateau beyond.