In recent discussions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the phrase “from the river to the sea” has become increasingly prevalent. Current premium viewers: 18 However, many individuals ...

Zain Jordan has renewed its partnership with Jordan River Foundation (JRF), reinforcing its "active" role in empowering local communities, especially women and children and strengthening collaboration ...

City leaders and west-siders went for a walk along the Jordan River Tuesday night and discussed the future of the waterway ...

EAST JORDAN — The North Country National Scenic Trail, or NCT, stretches 4,800 miles through eight states. At one stage, the trail runs adjacent to the Grand Traverse area. It ...

WEST JORDAN — Work is getting underway again to give the Jordan River ecosystem a boost. Various entities gathered at the Big Bend Restoration Area on Friday to celebrate the beginning of a new ...

Biblical geography was highlighted last week as Cardinal Pietro Parolin, secretary of state, consecrated a new church at the Al-Maghtas site on the east bank of the Jordan River.

But it is based on erroneous geography and history, ... Only the land west of the River Jordan remained from the original Mandate territory promised to the Jewish people as a National Home.

Mike Winder, Millcreek's city manager, carries a kayak down the launch as Millcreek officially opens a new park, trail and boat launch along the Jordan River at 1015 West and 4000 South on Tuesday.

Those are just a few ideas for the Jordan River corridor at the heart of the west side in an annual process for deciding which major projects get funding from City Hall.

Symbolically and spiritually, the river is of mighty significance to many. Physically, the Lower Jordan River of today is a lot more meager than mighty. Skip to content. Fox 8 Cleveland WJW.

ALONG THE JORDAN RIVER (AP) — Kristen Burckhartt felt overwhelmed. She needed time to reflect, to let it sink in that she had just dipped her feet in the water where Jesus is said to have been ...

Physically, the Lower Jordan River of today is a lot more meager than mighty. By the time it reaches the baptismal site, its dwindling water looks sluggish, a dull brownish green shade.