-
received an
additional 500 dunams. The
order solved the land
problem for
HaZorea once and for all. The
kibbutz began absorbing Jewish groups which enriched...
-
Rabah remains were
uncovered nearby,
including Tell Qiri (Baruch 1987),
Hazorea (Anati 1971;
Anati et al. 1973;
Meyerhof 1988), Tell Zeriq[clarification...
-
emblem of the
regional council was
designed in 1952 by Leo
Platau from
Hazorea. It
depicts the
hills of the region, an ear of wheat, and a lion. The ear...
- died
after a
short illness on
October 6, 1966. He is
buried in
Kibbutz Hazorea, Israel; his
statue Naomi,
which twice enabled him to
receive a Guggenheim...
-
Jordan and Lebanon.
These include, alphabetically: Beisamoun, Hula
Valley Hazorea (Jezreel Valley, Israel)
HaBashan Street, Tel Aviv, 500 m
south of the...
- groups. The
names are
taken from
kibbutzim in Israel, such as Galon, Harel,
Hazorea, Sasa, and Kfar Menachem. The
campers are
split into two age groups, with...
-
traditionally maintained cordial relations with the
nearby Jewish kibbutz of
HaZorea,
including low-level
economic cooperation,
particularly with
regards to...
- was born in
Herzliya and grew up in
Kibbutz Mishmar HaEmek and
Kibbutz Hazorea. In his youth, he was a
member of the
Israel Aviation Club and the Air...
-
established before it;
Mishmar HaEmek (1926),
Yokneam Moshava (1935),
HaZorea (1936), Ein
HaShofet (1937),
Dalia (1939) and
Ramat HaShofet (1941). For...
- land.
Following the
suspension of the talks,
residents from
Yokneam and
HaZorea tried to take land by
gradually fencing fields in
September 1936, but after...
