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- 1 2 Reinstein, Ziv (26 July 2018). "טורקיז, אבל כחול-לבן: האי הסודי של ישראל" [Turquoise, yet blue-white: The secret island of Israel]. Tel Aviv: Walla! . Retrieved 10 July 2018.
לא תמיד צריך.. לטוס ליוון או להרחיק עד לתאילנד - ידעתם שלישראל יש איים משלה? ולמעשה כמה "איונים" קטנים שנמצאים פחות מקילומטר מהחוף. לאחד מהם, "אי האהבה" גם מותר להגיע. אז יצאנו עם מצלמות מיוחדות לתעד את "גן העדן הסודי של ישראל"
- ↑ Gutman, Galia. "איים בישראל – הושט היד וגע בם" [Islands in Israel – reach out and touch them]. Masa Acher . Retrieved 10 July 2018.
גודל מיניאטורי, שיחים קוצניים במקום דקלים, סלעים ולא חולות לבנים, אבל בכל זאת - גם לישראל יש שרשרת איים, גם אם רק מעטים שמעו עליהם. לאורך חופי הארץ נחים בשלווה אי היונים, אי השחף, אי הנחליאלי ואי התכלת
- ↑ "How to find the salt island tree in the Dead Sea, Israel -". 2 September 2019.
- ↑ "Does This Tree Prove There is Life in the Dead Sea?". 24 May 2018.
- ↑ "Dead Sea beaches and the Salt Island". 7 September 2019.
- ↑ "Watch: Drought Caused 'Kinneret Island' to Merge with Shore".
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