As the crow flies, the Lydian capital of Sardis is 617 miles or 993 kilometers from Jerusalem.
However, if a person were to drive from one to the other (assuming that driving between Lebanon and Israel posed no issue), it would be closer to 1000 miles or 1600 kilometers. The reason for this vast increase in distance is two-fold. Firstly, the "as the crow flies" distance is mostly over water whereas the the driving route is entirely over land. Secondly, much of the land in Anatolia and the north Levantine coast (Hatay Province, Alawite Syria, and Lebanon) are very mountainous making the roads go any direction but straight.
Tiberius was a person and on capri which is very far from Jerusalem
bethelehem is about 11 km from Jerusalem
Jerusalem and Baghdad are 547 miles (881km) apart.
The quickest driving route to Eliat from Jerusalem is 308 km
about 140 miles<<!!!!>>
1103 miles
about 50 to 150
i have absolutely no idea
6 miles, or 9.6 kilometres, from the center of Jerusalem.
Jerusalem is located in Israel in the Middle East, which is technically part of Asia, not Africa.
Even Yehuda is about 70km from Jerusalem 1 hour drive time
the distance between Jerusalem to Niamey is 2400 miles / 40000km