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HeHalutz or
HeChalutz (Hebrew: הֶחָלוּץ, lit. "The Pioneer") was a
Jewish youth movement that
trained young people for
agricultural settlement in the Land...
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Quarantine Camps set up on the
Kishon estuary. Many of the immigrants,
Halutzim, were
infected with
malaria for
which the area was notorious.
Under the...
- near the
coastal highway (Highway 2). It was one of the
first Moshavot of
Halutzim in the country,
founded in 1882 by
Romanian Jews, who in 1883 received...
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tembel hat is
dubbed the
national hat of
Israel as it was worn by
Israeli Halutzim to
protect from sunburn. In Sweden, it is
known as a "Beppehatt" or "Beppemössa"...
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capital of Lithuania)
remained free. In
October 1940 Hazan, with nine
other "
halutzim" set off to
travel almost 2,000 km to
reach Vilna. They were
detained and...
- own
country ceased. The need for
community dances first arose among the
halutzim (pioneers) of the
First Aliyah in 1882,
continuing with the
Second Aliyah...
- of the
Jewish immigrants were
ideologically driven pioneers,
known as
halutzim,
trained in
agriculture and
capable of
establishing self-sustaining economies...
- state, but a
socialist state.
Pioneers Most of the
newcomers were
young halutzim (pioneers), who
built roads and
towns and
commenced the
draining of marshes...
- of the 1920s. Dos
Gezang fun Tol (The Song of the Valley) is
about the
halutzim (Jewish-Zionist
pioneers in Palestine), and
reflects his 1936
visit to...
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Zionists and
supported the Bolsheviks. The
migrants became known as
pioneers (
halutzim),
experienced or
trained in
agriculture who
established self-sustaining...
