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Warning: the primary route for hitchhiking south from the Golan, passes the [[Palestinian TerritoryWest Bank]] and areas such as Jericho. Pay attention to every ride you take and choose your drivers carefully.

From the Golan the first goal to reach is the Tsemach Junction, which is situated at the bottom (southern) tip of the Kinneret. From a local junction, make your way to preferably Highway 98 and head south, but depending where you are, Highway 92 also leads to the Tsemach Junction. If you happen to be in the upper eastern part of the Golan, Highway 90 east west of the Kinneret will also do, but will be much more difficult, because many people stop in Tiberias, which is a relatively large city, and will possibly require leaving a the city, which can be rather difficult.

Get [[File:Golan Heighthi.jpg|300px|right]]If you ride doesn't go to Jerusalem (most do) but continues south towards the Dead Sea, get off at the Beit HaArava Junction, and continue at the [[trempiada]] at the beginning of Highway 1 going east west to Jerusalem. From here, it is best to wait for a ride that is going directly to Jerusalem without any stop(most do, or even continue beyond Jerusalem), unless your goal is not actually to get to Jerusalem, but a settlement along the way, such as Ma'ale Adummim, in which case there should be people headed there as well.