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| Hula River | |
|---|---|
| Name | Hula River |
| Country | Israel |
| Region | Northern District |
| Length km | 5–10 |
| Source | Banias River, Dan, Hasbani River |
| Mouth | Jordan River |
| Basin countries | Israel, Lebanon, Syria |
| Tributaries left | Snir |
| Tributaries right | Kishon River |
| Cities | Metula, Kiryat Shmona, Tiberias |
Hula River is the principal outflow from the Hula Valley wetlands into the Jordan River in northern Israel. Forming a short but regionally important course, the stream links headwaters originating near the Golan Heights and Hermon foothills with the lower Jordan Valley and Sea of Galilee. Its basin has played a central role in the hydrology, ecology, and human history of the Levant and has been a focus of international conservation and development efforts.
The river traverses the Hula Valley, a broad tectonic depression within the Great Rift Valley system framed by the Golan Heights to the east and the Lebanese"}