A Visit With Shmuel: Netafim

Join me now, as I enter Netafim…

Just before Israel celebrated its 75th Independence Day, I had the pleasure of visiting the community of Kiryat Netafim in Samaria. As we drove through the neighborhoods, I encountered a heartwarming display of the residents’ pride and love for their homeland, as every balcony was adorned with Israeli flags and blue and white garlands.

Kiryat Netafim is a diverse, religious community of Jews who have returned from the four corners of the world. Please join me for a visit to this unique community in Samaria, where the ancient past, Biblical values, and modern life converge to form a powerful example of God’s promise fulfilled for the Jewish people.

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I hoped you enjoyed your visit with me in Kiryat Netafim. And I hope you will consider supporting the people who have settled in communities throughout Judea and Samaria. Click here to learn more about the people of Karnei Shomron and support their most urgent need today.

 

Shmuel
Shmuel Junger
Development Director
CFOIC Heartland

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