Nestled in the Judean Hills near the Elah Valley, Moshav Agur was founded in 1950. Originally founded by Yemenite immigrants, it later attracted Jews of Kurdish and Turkish origin. Today, Agur is known for its flourishing boutique winery. Belev Echad has been helping...
Located near the city of Ramle, Moshav Azarya is surrounded by carefully tended vineyards and scenic national parks. Its original founders were religious Kurdish immigrants, who reportedly named the village “Azaria” as an acronym for “Oley Zakho ra’u yeshuat Hashem,”...
Founded in 1950 by Yemenite immigrants, Moshav Bar Giora later attracted a large Moroccan community. Known for its Sea Horse Winery, thriving farms, and scenic views, Bar Giora also attracts tourists to its mountain biking trails and campgrounds. Though largely...
Moshav Gefen was founded by Moroccan Jewish immigrants in the 1950s. Located between Kiryat Malachi and Beit Shemesh, it attracts tourists to the national forests, interesting caves, and boutique wineries nearby. Belev Echad has been bringing moshav residents closer...
Moshav Luzit was founded in 1955 by North African Jewish refugees. Taking its name from the almond trees filling the area, Luzit is largely surrounded by scenic farmland. It’s located near natural and archeological tourist attractions like the ancient Luzit Caves....
The Dilemma Six years ago, everyone who knew me would have told you I was the least likely person to become a baal teshuvah. Though my parents were traditional, I rejected everything as a teenager. I spent my time running after every material pleasure I could...
