Afek
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Afek (Hebrew: אפק) is a Hebrew word that can refer to a number of places in the biblical Land of Israel.
- Aphek (biblical) refers to a number of sites with the same name mentioned in the Bible.
- Aphik (Asher) one of the biblical sites belonging to the Tribe of Asher.
- Aphaca, a city in classical Syria believed by some to be the Asherite city
- Afka, a modern town at the site in Lebanon.
- Tel Afek, a site located near Haifa believed by some to be the Asherite city.
- Afek (kibbutz), a modern village located at the Tel near Haifa.
- Aphaca, a city in classical Syria believed by some to be the Asherite city
- Another site known as Tel Afek or Antipatris, near Petah Tikva and Rosh HaAyin.
- Migdal Afek, also near Rosh HaAyin.
- A site in the Golan Heights.
- Fiq, Syria, a former village at the Tel.
- Afik, a current kibbutz at the Tel.
- Fiq Airfield, a small civilian airfield near the kibbutz.
- Afikim, a kibbutz in the Galilee nearby, but unrelated to the Golan Heights site.
[edit] See also
- Fiq (disambiguation)
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