context: Jabal Al-Sheikh is a mountain located in Syria and Lebanon. It extends from Baniyas and the Hula Plain in the southwest, to Wadi Al-Qarn and the Mejra Valley of the Silk in the northeast, and thus forms the largest, most important, and highest portion of the eastern Lebanon mountain range that stretches between Syria and Lebanon. It is bordered to the east and south by the Wadi Al-Ajam region, the Al-Balan region and the Golan Heights in Syria and Palestine, and to the north and west by the southern part of the Bekaa Valley and Wadi Al-Tayem in Lebanon. It has four peaks, the highest (2814 AD) called the Armory of the Hermon in Syria [1], the second to the west (2294 AD), the third to the south (2236 AD) in the Israeli-occupied Syrian section [2], and the fourth to the east (2145 AD).
question: What is the highest mountain peak in Syria?
answers.text: Jabal Al-Sheikh