“Date Palm Spring” – a fitting name, wouldn’t you say? Here at Ein Tamar, nestled in the northern Arava valley, that’s exactly what you’ll find. Founded just a few decades ago, in 1982, Ein Tamar is a young community, a moshav to be precise. Now, a moshav is a unique type of Israeli settlement, a cooperative community focused on agriculture. Here, families work the land, sharing resources and profits, cultivating a vibrant community spirit alongside their crops. And what crops they are! Ein Tamar is known for its delicious peppers and juicy melons, thriving even in this arid landscape thanks to the lifeblood of the desert – the spring for which it is named.
Yeusefiya Cemetery
Were these once vibrant lives, now commemorated beneath our feet? We stand before the Yeusefiya Cemetery, a place where history