Snow blankets Jerusalem and Negev in rare Middle East storm
A rare Friday storm dumped up to three feet of snow across Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria. In Jerusalem Old City the Western Wall and domes turned white while Bedouin camps in the Negev awoke to a thick snow cover for generations. Beersheba faced isolation and frostbite cases rose. Authorities reported multiple deaths and widespread road closures as rescuers aided stranded motorists and residents.
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