
Israel Reopens Ancient Fortress Linked to Book of Judges
Gal’on Fortress, dating to the biblical Book of Judges era, reopens in Israel’s Judean Lowlands following a NIS 400,000 restoration by KKL-JNF and IAA.
Thursday, 29 October 2026
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Gal’on Fortress, dating to the biblical Book of Judges era, reopens in Israel’s Judean Lowlands following a NIS 400,000 restoration by KKL-JNF and IAA.