Geography of Israel
Selected elevations
The following are selected elevations of notable locations, from highest to lowest:

Geography of Israel

Section Title: Selected elevations
Table Section Text: The following are selected elevations of notable locations, from highest to lowest:

Location	Region	Elevation (feet)	Elevation (meters)

Mount Hermon	Golan Heights (Israeli-occupied)	7,336 ft.	2,236 m.

Mount Meron	Upper Galilee	3,964 ft.	1,208 m.

Mount Ramon	Negev	3,396 ft.	1,035 m.

Mount of Olives	East Jerusalem (Israeli-occupied)	2,739 ft.	835 m.

Mount Tabor	Lower Galilee	1,930 ft.	588 m.

Mount Carmel	Haifa	1,792 ft.	546 m.

Dead Sea	Judean Desert	– 1,368 ft.	– 417 m.

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The highest point in Israel is Mount Meron at 1,208 meters.

final_sentence: The highest point in Israel is Mount Meron at 1,208 meters.