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Heritage Sites in The Tel Aviv Area

A new exhibit in Atlit - C-46 Commando Airplane

B'Yachad: the Newsletter of JNF

The book "Neither Village Nor City"

Minorities District

Founded in 2008, it includes all settlements of the minorities sector across the country, which mount many preservation challenges
Southern District

Our largest district, which stretches across the entire Negev, from Ashdod, Kfar Menachem and Kibbutz Beit Guvrin unto Eilat
Shfela District

Stretches from the southern slopes of Haifa unto the Tulkarm-Netanya-Beit Lid road
Haifa District

Includes Haifa, The Krayot, Acre, Nahariya, Shlomi, Ma'alot-Tarshiha, Shfar'am and the Regional Councils of Zevulun, Mateh Asher and Ma'ale Yosef
Northern District

Includes a variety of ancient cities, First Aliyah Settlements, Ottoman and British construction, historical transport districts and more
Tel Aviv District

Within our activity we have been able to save historical sites and structures, and to promote plans for preservation districts
Central District

Characterized by multiple Heritage Sites, most notably the First Aliyah Settlements. Our challenges arise especially from Real estate pressures
Jerusalem District

Jerusalem was the pioneer city in Israel regarding preservation. Today there is a mighty struggle upon the nature of the city and its heritage against interested parties

"Atarim" newspaper

"Atarim" newspaper

Read the news and updates from The Society for Preservation of Israel Heritage Sites (in hebrew). Issue 53, December 2013

The Valley Train site

The Valley Train site

Kfar Yehoshua was one of the first stations of the famous Hejaz railway. Serves as a beautiful and detailed visitor center

Education

Our department of education centers a state-wide array of educational and experiential activities in 130 heritage sites

The Council for Conservation of Heritage Sites in Israel - Founded by the Society for the Protection of Nature in Israel. Mikveh Yisrael Agricultural School 5891000
Phone number: 03-5059197. Email: shimur@shimur.org.il

Site of the week

Flag Route in Ness Ziona

Free Switzerland – that’s how the Moshava (small town) of Ness Ziona was called when it was founded in 1882. It was here that the leaders of the Jewish settlers met to dream and draw plans for building the land. Today as well Ness Ziona is a unique pearl, dipped in green and maintaining its family character. A Founders' House museum operates in the town, under the guidance of the founders’ descendants, who offer a walk down the town’s “Flag Route”. The path is integrated with the story of Reuben Lehrer, who exchanged his estate in Odessa for the one “near” Jerusalem.It is a story of hardships and poverty, famine and diseases, but also of great love...

List of heritage sites

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