The cemetery of numbers adjacent to the Banat Yacoub bridge is located in a military zone, at the junction of the Israeli-Syrian-Lebanese border, and contains nearly 500 graves of Palestinian and Lebanese martyrs, most of whom were killed in the 1982 war and beyond. The cemetery of numbers, located in the closed military zone between the city of Jericho and the Damia Bridge in the Jordan Valley, is surrounded by a wall and has an iron gate, over which hangs a large banner that reads in Hebrew: A cemetery for enemy victims, in which there are more than 100 graves, and these graves bear numbers from "5003-5107", and these numbers may be sequential for graves in other cemeteries, but the Israeli authorities claim that they are just administrative symbols that do not reflect the real number of bodies held in other cemeteries. The Rifidim cemetery is also located in the Jordan Valley.