Return to your car and continue driving southwards to the Tabor Lookout. On the way, you will pass a minor turn-off to Beit Keshet. The lookout affords a view of Mt. Tabor in all its splendor. The isolated peak, which dominates its surroundings, is a horst - a block of the earth's crust that rose from a fault line. Its topographical uniqueness made it sacred in antiquity.
Christian tradition identifies it as the site of the Miracle of Transfiguration.
Today, a Franciscan church stands at the top, the construction of which began in 1921. Daburiya is identified as Dovrat, one of the satellite towns of the Tribe of Issachar. Shibli is inhabited by Beduin of the Ara e-Zabiah Tribe. The Route veers more or less westward, and continues to a T-junction. The left fork leads to Daburiya.