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This is the English version of a Germanepisode. Noa Luft co-hosts the podcast “Peach – Hot und Haltung” together with Pola Nathusius, where the two friends talk aboutidentity, life paths, and personal attitude every Tuesday. Noa herself lives in Tel Aviv. What she loves most about Israel: desert, mountains, a lake, and two seas, all packed into the smallest of spaces. This episode is about why Israel is so geographically diverse despite its small size — from four natural regions colliding in one place, to snowfall in Jerusalem, to the largest erosion crater in the world, right in the middle of the Negev desert. Want to support the work behind “Israel, Explained”? Become a monthly supporter, with an optional name credit and ad-free episodes:⁠ https://patreon.com/Israelkurzerklart⁠ Or make a one-time contribution of any amount:⁠ https://buymeacoffee.com/israelkurzerklaert⁠ Thank you! Questions, feedback, or topic suggestions: podcast@elisabeth-krafft.de Editorial & Production: Elisabeth Krafft Originally published in German as: Noa Luft: Deshalb ist Israel landschaftlich vielfältiger, als du denkst This podcast was translated with the help of AI.