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Some scholars say they crossed in the upper Red Sea in shallow areas.

Is that also known as The Sea Of Reeds, that I've heard about?

May be a helpful map:

Typical map showing alternate routes for the exodus. Excerpt of map by published by Moody Press

Sorry it's so big.

Some believe it too place further south to the southwest of El Khrob some think as far north as Taba. Looking at the map you posted notice the islands right at the mouth of the Gulf of Arab. There has been evidence found to link this as the route. Moses when he fled Egypt went to Midian aka Saudi Arabia and remained there until his return to Egypt. There is a Biblical Acrchelogy Institute theory The Bible Archaeology, Search & Exploration Institute

I wish I could post the satellite photo of the area I'm talking about but the link went bad years ago. You can make out the shallows real clear with it. I have the photo saved if you want it via PM. Notice the crossing there would be less than ten miles and closer likely to seven. But the route you posted would still put Israel in that general area also. The ones who investigated this route took The Bible plus many more things including modern technology to use. If they in fact found the mountain it is well fortified by the Saudi government {defense site}.

So where are the Israelites crossing the Red Sea? Not at Ismalia, they only have to go a few miles south of lake timsab to open land. From Dahab they crossed the Red Sea to Saudi Arabia then went north to Ezion-geber then to Jordan and into the Promised Land. Oh and “all” the chariots, horses and Men are still at the bottom Red Sea.