Nature's spectacle: captivating photos of northern Israel's pristine waterfalls

Photographer Meir Zalaznik ventured out into nature and returned with breathtaking photos, tinged with longing for quieter days

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While the war in Israel persists, nature continues its course. Last week, 25-year-old photographer Meir Zalaznik from Bnei Brak ventured into northern Israel and returned with stunning photographs of flowing streams, overflowing waterfalls and lush green fields.
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"Last week, after the rains, I went out to capture the strong currents," Zalaznik recounted. "The rains were strong and the streams were flowing. We encountered a few other hikers, but not many." 
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Sa'ar waterfall 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
It's important to note that the Sa'ar Waterfall, the Fara Waterfall, and the Kadesh Stream are all located in closed military areas, and hiking in them these days is prohibited. Soon, Zalaznik plans to embark on a hike along the Israel Trail, under security restrictions. You are welcome to follow him on his Instagram page.
Sa'ar waterfall 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
Hamdal River 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
Orvim Falls 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
Orvim Falls 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
Vantage point over the Hula Valley 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
The Hula Valley 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
Fara Waterfall 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)
Orvim Falls 
(Photo: Meir Zalaznik)

First published: 19:17, 02.28.24

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