Zoroub Hill تل زعرب (Arabic) Tel Zarub, Tel Rafah
Hill
Survey of Palestine, British Mandate, 1942.
Grid position	Palestine grid 629/1251
Location	Rafah, Gaza Strip, Palestine
Native name	تل زعرب (Arabic)
Elevation	39 m (129 ft)

Zoroub Hill (also known as Zurub hilltop)^{[1][2][3][failed verification]} is located on the north-west outskirts of Rafah some 2.5 kilometres (1.6 mi) north-west from the central al-Ada roundabout.^[4] It is the highest point in the Gaza Strip which directly overlooks the Philadelphi Corridor and the border with Egypt. A strategic height at 39 metres (128 ft), Zoroub Hill was captured by IDF tanks^[5][2] on 28 May 2024 during the Israeli invasion of the Gaza Strip (2023–present) after a brief gun battle with Hamas.^{[6][failed verification][7][non-primary source needed]}

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  Zoroub Hill, immediately south of three wastewater treatment ponds, west of the Ibn Sina terminus and ENE of an Egyptian observation post. (Click to enlarge.)
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  Rafah, Gaza Strip, Palestine is to the northwest, Rafah, Egypt to the south, and Israel to the east. (Click to enlarge.)

• Google Earth satellite photo 2022-05-02, Airbus and Mapa GIsrael