The design on this art shelter, which was made possible thanks to the donation by the Lorig Family, reflects the fields and animals that can be seen in the area.
Tel Jama junction, along the main artery of the Gaza Envelope region – Road 232 – is situated just under 6 kms from the border with the Gaza Strip. This shelter is opposite an ancient hill – also known as Tel Gamma (תל גמה) or Tel Re’im (תל רעים). Tel Jama is famous for two significant archaeological discoveries: an Assyrian structure, probably a palace, from the Assyrian occupation of the northern Kingdom of Israel, and a grain storage facility from the time of the Ptolemaic Kingdom.
The design on this art shelter, which was made possible thanks to the donation by the Lorig Family, reflects the fields and animals that can be seen in the area.
