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General05:49 · Jul 17

How Nahal Zalmon Transformed From Dry Stream to Flowing Water in Summer

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Nahal Zalmon, a stream that had been dry due to particularly dry winters, has surprisingly turned into a flowing watercourse in the middle of summer. This unexpected change puzzled many, prompting a report by Kan News to investigate the mystery behind the sudden abundance of water. During their exploration, the reporters encountered hikers enjoying the cool waters and heard unique stories that can only be experienced in nature beside the flowing stream. The transformation of Nahal Zalmon from a dry stream to a lively water source highlights an unusual natural phenomenon in the region.

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