There are no major mountain ranges in Israel proper. There are numerous hills and lowland areas in Israel, but no mountain ranges.
In the West Bank, there are the Judean and Samarian Hill-Country which rise up from the coastal lowlands, but these are both not in Israel nor are they typically considered tall enough to be mountains. There are also the Anti-Lebanon mountains that run along much of the Syrian-Lebanese border. These just extend to the Israeli-Occupied Golan Heights, which results in Israel having some mountainous terrain in the northeasternmost corner of the area.
Israel does not have any mountain ranges. The current mountains under Israeli authority come to Israel through its control of the Golan Heights and are part of the Anti-Lebanon Range.
Israel/Palestine does have several ranges of hills, primarily in the West Bank area. These raised areas are called Judea and Samaria. Jerusalem, for example, sits in the Judean Highlands.
Yes, there are mountain ranges in Turkmenistan.
Africa does have mountain ranges. The mountain ranges run from the Dead Sea in Israel, which is not part of Africa, to Switzerland.
the major mountain ranges of California are the Sierra Nevadas and the Cascades.
There are 194 named mountain ranges in Arizona
the northeast major mountain range is appalachians mountain dudes!
atlas mountain and drakesburge mountain
The three major mountain ranges are Himalayan mountain range, Andes mountain range and the Rocky mountain range. These mountain ranges are located in Asia, South America and North America respectively.
4 major mountain ranges of Europe? The Alps, Pyrenees, Carpathian , and Appinines. Apennines not Appinies
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The two major mountain ranges in Greece are the Pindus Mountain Range in mainland Greece and the Olympus Mountain Range in northern Greece. Both ranges are known for their rugged terrain and stunning natural beauty.
There are a number of major mountain ranges in the world. These include the Alps, the Andes, the Himalayas, the Rockies, the Pyrenees, the Atlas, and the Urals.