

Jifna
village lies on a green hill
overlooking a fertile
valley, 23 kms north of
Jerusalem, to the west of
the Jerusalem-Nablus-Nazareth
road. To the West of the
village lies Birzeit, and to
the south the Jalazoun
refugee camp. There are
three roads leading to
Jifna: the first is the main
Jerusalem-Ramallah-Nablus
road, the second is through
the Jalazoun refugee camp,
and the third through
Birzeit village. Located
near Birzeit, Jifna is a
small scenic village that
was once an important
Roman-Byzantine city.
Previously known as Gophna
of Josephus, Jifna was a
regional capital during the
first century AD. Today,
Jifna is a popular summer
resort, offering a variety
of fine out-door
restaurants, bars and coffee
shops.
Located near Birzeit, Jifna
is a small scenic village
that was once an important
Roman-Byzantine city.
Previously known as Gophna
of Josephus, Jifna was a
regional capital during the
first century AD. Today,
Jifna is a popular summer
resort, offering a variety of fine
out-door restaurants, bars and
coffee shops.