It is Israel's name for the American M60 tank series, of which more advanced variants such as the M60A1 are called Magach6A. It was in response to a new type of threat created by the Soviet Union. After arriving in Israel in 1971, it was deployed to the force and was loved by its crew for its extra firepower and maneuverability. Its inadequate protection against chemical weapons such as ATGMs and RPGs was evident during the Yom Kippur War and suffered significant losses. Equipped with a 105mm M68 gun, it is capable of firing APDS and HEAT-FS ammunition, relying specifically on its firepower rather than maneuverability or armor.

Also known as Lake Tiberias, it is the largest freshwater lake in Israel, located in the northern region of Lower Galilee. With an area of approximately 166 square kilometers and a maximum depth of about 43 meters, it is one of the main water sources of the Jordan River. It holds an important position in religious history and is the site of many significant events in the New Testament of Christianity. Jesus performed many miracles here, including walking on water, calming storms, and feeding five thousand people with five loaves and two fish. It is one of the important destinations for Christian pilgrimage. In addition to its religious significance, the Sea of Galilee is also a center for ecology and leisure activities. It is the bond that connects Israel's history and religion.

Located in southern Israel, it is a region with a long history and full of mystery. This desert covers a vast area extending from southern Jerusalem to the Dead Sea and Jordan Valley, renowned for its dry climate, rugged terrain, and deep canyons. Not only is it a treasure trove of natural landscapes, but it is also an important place for religion and history. There are abundant archaeological sites, including ancient fortresses, monasteries, and caves, some of which are closely related to biblical stories. It is said that Moses received the Ten Commandments here, while Jesus Christ conducted his 40 day fasting and trial in this desert.

A mountain range located in northern Israel, along the Mediterranean coast, renowned for its magnificent natural scenery and rich historical significance. This mountain range runs east-west and overlooks the Mediterranean, providing unparalleled coastal views. The highest point is Mount Mellon, with an altitude of about 546 meters, which is a popular destination for mountain climbers and nature enthusiasts. Known throughout history for its significant position in the Bible. According to 1 Kings chapter 18, the prophet Elijah engaged in a famous duel here, challenging the prophets who worshiped Baal and ultimately ending in Elijah's victory. This event symbolized the triumph of monotheism over polytheism

It is a historic and religiously significant mountain range in northern Israel, overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Not only is it a treasure trove of natural beauty, but it also carries rich cultural heritage and religious legends. Closely linked to the traditions of Christianity and Islam, especially in Christianity, this mountain is closely related to the story of the prophet Elijah, where he confronted the prophet Baal and accepted God's will. There are multiple religious and historical sites scattered on the mountain, including the Monastery of Deir Mohra Kagar Moro, which commemorates Saint Therese and has become an important destination for pilgrims and tourists. It is also a hot spot in archaeological exploration, with relics of ancient civilizations.

The Tomb of Absalom is an ancient tomb located in Jerusalem, Israel, believed to be one of the holy sites in Jewish tradition. This tomb is believed to be the burial site of Absalom, the son of King David of the Jewish kingdom in the 1st century BC. Afsharom was the third son of King David and one of his most beloved sons. According to the Bible, during the reign of David, Afsharom was ambitious and attempted to usurp the throne, ultimately leading to conflicts with his father. Afsharom was ultimately killed in a battle. It is an important tourist attraction in Jerusalem.

Gilboa Snake DBRAR15 is a unique rifle produced by Israeli manufacturer Gilboa. It has attracted much attention for its unique design and advanced features. The uniqueness lies in its dual barrel design, where each barrel can independently fire bullets. This design can fire two bullets in one shot, enhancing the firepower and effectiveness of the shooting. Having a larger magazine capacity, providing longer shooting time and higher continuous firing capability. It is also equipped with a detachable stock and an adjustable sight to adapt to different shooting environments and needs. It is a unique and powerful rifle.