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- Mount_Harif abstract "Mount Arif (Hebrew: הר חריף) is a mountain at an elevation of 1,012 metres (3,320 ft) located in the Negev desert in southern Israel.The mountain is located in the central part of the Negev desert, about 85 km (53 mi) southwest of the city of Beersheba, 112 km (70 mi) northwest of the city of Eilat, at the border with Egypt. The mountain is the second highest peak in the Negev desert, after the peak of Mount Ramon. An IDF military base is situated on the mountain due to its strategic location on the border with Egypt.Remains of a prehistoric settlement have been discovered in the past in the site. A cluster of 17 water cisterns exist approximately 5 km east of the mountain which were estimated to have been built during the reign of king Solomon, and were active apparently until the Babylonian exile. Some of the water cisterns still fill up with water during the winter seasons.On 21 September 2012 IDF forces, whom were safeguarding civilian workers constructing the Israel–Egypt barrier, were ambushed by three heavily armed militants who opened fire at them and managed to kill one soldier and lightly injured another.".
- Mount_Harif elevation "1012.0".
- Mount_Harif locatedInArea Israel.
- Mount_Harif locatedInArea Negev.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageExternalLink ms12teur.htm.
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- Mount_Harif wikiPageLength "2082".
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- Mount_Harif wikiPageRevisionID "655098546".
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Babylonian_captivity.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Beersheba.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Category:Mountains_of_Israel.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Cistern.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Egypt.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Eilat.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Israel.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Israel_Defense_Forces.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Israel–Egypt_barrier.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Midreshet_Ben-Gurion.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Ramon.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Negev.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink September_2012_southern_Israel_cross-border_attack.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLink Solomon.
- Mount_Harif wikiPageWikiLinkText "Mount Harif".
- Mount_Harif elevationM "1012".
- Mount_Harif labelPosition "left".
- Mount_Harif latD "30".
- Mount_Harif latM "29".
- Mount_Harif latNs "N".
- Mount_Harif latS "44".
- Mount_Harif location Israel.
- Mount_Harif location Negev.
- Mount_Harif longD "34".
- Mount_Harif longEw "E".
- Mount_Harif longM "33".
- Mount_Harif longS "33".
- Mount_Harif mapSize "200".
- Mount_Harif name "Mount Arif".
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- Mount_Harif subject Category:Mountains_of_Israel.
- Mount_Harif hypernym Mountain.
- Mount_Harif point "30.495555555555555 34.55916666666667".
- Mount_Harif type Mountain.
- Mount_Harif type NaturalPlace.
- Mount_Harif type Place.
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- Mount_Harif type Q8502.
- Mount_Harif comment "Mount Arif (Hebrew: הר חריף) is a mountain at an elevation of 1,012 metres (3,320 ft) located in the Negev desert in southern Israel.The mountain is located in the central part of the Negev desert, about 85 km (53 mi) southwest of the city of Beersheba, 112 km (70 mi) northwest of the city of Eilat, at the border with Egypt. The mountain is the second highest peak in the Negev desert, after the peak of Mount Ramon.".
- Mount_Harif label "Mount Harif".
- Mount_Harif sameAs Q2899908.
- Mount_Harif sameAs Har_Charif.
- Mount_Harif sameAs הר_חריף.
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- Mount_Harif sameAs Q2899908.
- Mount_Harif lat "30.495555555555555".
- Mount_Harif long "34.55916666666667".
- Mount_Harif wasDerivedFrom Mount_Harif?oldid=655098546.
- Mount_Harif isPrimaryTopicOf Mount_Harif.
- Mount_Harif name "Mount Arif".