Route 60: The Biblical Highway (2024)

• 2023
• 1 hr 40 mins
• Documentary
• NR

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This documentary presents an Israeli path called The Biblical Highway, technically a two-lane one hundred and forty-six-mile thoroughfare that starts from Nazareth and ends in Beersheba. Now known as Route Sixty, this road holds a huge historical significance as it could trace and link the roots of both Judaism and Christianity in the country.

1:00 Route 60: The Biblical Highway (Fathom Events 60 Second Trailer)

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