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'''Megiddo''' is a town and area in [[Israel]], whose name is linked to the Biblical [[Book of Revelations]] concept of the ultimate battle at [[Armageddon]]. There is a significant archeological site with evidence of past battles, <ref>{{citation
'''Megiddo''' is a town and area in [[Israel]], whose name is linked to the Biblical [[Book of Revelations]] concept of the ultimate battle at [[Armageddon]]. There is a significant archeological site with evidence of past battles,<ref>{{citation
  | url = http://megiddo.tau.ac.il/
  | url = http://megiddo.tau.ac.il/
  | title = The Megiddo Expedition
  | title = The Megiddo Expedition
  | publisher = Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University}}</ref> designated as a [[UNESCO World Historic Site]]. <ref>{{citation
  | publisher = Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University}}</ref> designated by [[UNESCO]] as a [[World Historic Site]].<ref>{{citation
  | title = Unesco Inscribes Megiddo As A World Heritage Site  
  | title = Unesco Inscribes Megiddo As A World Heritage Site  
  | url = http://megiddo.tau.ac.il/world_heritage.html
  | url = http://megiddo.tau.ac.il/world_heritage.html

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Megiddo is a town and area in Israel, whose name is linked to the Biblical Book of Revelations concept of the ultimate battle at Armageddon. There is a significant archeological site with evidence of past battles,[1] designated by UNESCO as a World Historic Site.[2]

Current battle, however, goes on between the regional authorities and tourist developers, the latter wanting to build a second international airport for Israel. [3] It would be based on a decommissioned air force base. [4]

References

  1. The Megiddo Expedition, Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University
  2. Unesco Inscribes Megiddo As A World Heritage Site, Institute of Archaeology, Tel Aviv University
  3. Margaret Stoner (19 June 2009), "Go fly a kite! Megiddo fights plan for second int'l airport", Jerusalem Post
  4. International Airport, Megiddo Fund