Gamla

Gamla (Hebrew גמלא Gamla or Gamala) was the capital of the Jewish Golan from 87 BCE to 68 CE when it was sacked by the Romans. Its remains can still be seen in the Golan Heights, territory seized by Israel in the Six Day War. The name Gamla comes from the word gamal, meaning "camel", as it is situated on a hill shaped like a camel's hump.
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