What is the valley between Mount Carmel and Megiddo called?
The valley between Mount Carmel and the ancient city of Megiddo, now called the Tell of Megiddo, is called the Valley of Megiddo. It is also called the Valley of Ezdralon. This flat valley area lies between mountain ranges and has served as a battlefield throughout the millennia.
Les teaches that Israel, though predominantly mountainous, has low-lying, flat-level valley areas between its mountain ranges. He explains that between Mount Carmel and ancient Megiddo, now called the Tell of Megiddo, lies the beautiful Valley of Megiddo, also called the Valley of Ezdralon. He notes that because God will bring the armies of the world to Israel, they will place their encampments on those valley floors. This particular valley has been a battlefield throughout the millennia, where hundreds and hundreds of battles have been fought, and Scripture alludes to it.