The Harod Valley is a valley in the Northern District of Israel, forming the eastern part of the Jezreel Valley and extending into a transitional zone that reaches the Beit She'an Valley. It is bounded on the south by Mount Gilboa and on the north by the Issachar Plateau, and it takes its name from the Spring of Harod at its edge, known in Arabic as Ein Jalut.
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