Ascents in Israel and Palestine by Ofer Dottan

Muscle cramp. Went for a big move and fell once.

Failed onsight. Easier the second go around. Focus on feet, then reach for the jugs post-crux. Suggested the name since I held the middle pocket(s) like a bowling ball

Really solid attempt. Missed the side jug and tore a flapper..

Delicate start for the grade.

Very cruxy around bolts 3-4. Crimps, slopers, polished feet. One useful pocket, however my (fairly thin) fingers barely fit; felt like I would break them if I fell. After bolt 5 it's all jugs.

Sandbag like everything in Farah. Easy start, cruxy middle with polished and/or uncomfortable holds. Top 2 meters total slab into a fixed (and weird) anchor.

Remember to warm up your fingers... Commit to the left-side jug up top and you'll make it.

Unnecessarily runout. Probably 2.5-3 meters from the last bolt to the anchor and bolts are spaced out.

Crimpy. Nice sequence at the crux. Uncharacteristically good route for this crag.

Not for warmup. Pretty hard, probably 6a+/b

Dirty and crimpy. Not sure the Adam/Alma split is necessary.

Obvious line up the crack. Fun with some non-trivial parts in the top middle.

One move wonder. Bolting can be confusing..

Nice for the grade.

Bouldery start on crispy rock.

Physical layback into easy face.

Very crimpy and bad for warmup. Upper face is hard for the grade.

Good line. Gets easier the higher you go.

Biggest sandbag I've ever witnessed. Handholds way off the bolt line, sharp crimps and some tricky foot placements. Not recommended, especially not for warmup.

Cleaned the route. Top rope to the crux then lead.

Beehive to the left near the end. Aid climbed one bolt to skip it.

Nice and relatively simple, harder section after a good rest. Last few clips are far to the left, confidence required.

Day flash! Almost fell on the crux but kept it together. Killer route.

Fun start into sketchy move after bolt 3. From bolt 4 I found creative beta with a heel and an overlooked handhold to the side.

Broke some rock at the beginning and near the middle; does not seem high quality (or seldom climbed). Vegetation kinda annoying on this one. Cool moves after the midsection.

One move to a hidden jug. Nice for the grade.

Only did the first 3 bolts as it was getting dark. Overhang felt surprisingly simple, then commit to textured crimps. Seems like the last half is much harder (my partner worked it).

Route was damp from rain earlier in the week but I don't think it was harder than usual. Stiff for the grade but lots of fun.

Engaging start up to a short, cruxy traverse on OK holds. Then go for the glorious jug. Afterwards much easier.

Felt harder than my onsight for some reason. A classic for sure.

Great warmup and great route as well.

Fun route. Mostly interesting at the first couple bolts.

Delicate at first, gets easier quickly. Fun route.

Got a really solid link from the ground to the upper crux but couldn't make it past. The lower boulder flows really easily now.

Kinda physical. Two layback sections connected by a ledge where you can rest. Foot slipped on the crux up top.

Flowy. Holds are always there, sightly delicate at times.

Nice and fun.

Fun and long.

Climbed in the dark with a headlamp. Nice one.

Got baited by chalk.. Climb left of the first few bolts and you'll have no issues. Nice crux at the very end.

Nice and high. Good stuff.

Whipped one time... Tried to bail right when I couldn't find beta and slipped.

Beautiful V4/5 boulder start. Other parts are varied and challenging as well.

Challenging and delicate face. Good for the grade. No-hands rest in the middle if you need it.

First route on sandstone for me. Challenging for the grade (or maybe I wasn't used to the rock yet).

Great route! Most of it involves positioning and movement rather than finding holds.