A Visit With Shmuel: Salit

Join me now, as I enter Salit…

This month, I visited a community that is practically in my own backyard. Just a few kilometers from my home community of Zufim, is the community of Salit. Located at the western edge of Samaria, it boasts an amazing view of the Samarian mountains to the East and the Mediterranean coast to the west.

Salit is different from most of the communities we have visited together. The original pioneers came to Salit to create a new community in Samaria. They were true pioneers. But today, the community has realized that in order to attract younger families, they need to create an attractive quality of life.

Join me as I visit Salit and see the community through my eyes. Understand how it has grown so much in recent years. I would love to meet you in person in Salit but until then, enjoy a virtual tour of Salit from the comfort of your own home.

God Bless,

Shmuel
Shmuel Junger
Development Director
CFOIC Heartland

As Salit gallops forward to accommodate the 21st century young family, it dare not forget the seniors who first created this wonderful community. Support the senior citizens of Salit today and give them the quality of life they deserve! Enable them to enjoy their golden years to the fullest.


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