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'''Kibbutz Geva''' is a Kibbutz in the Jezreel Valley in northern Israel. | '''Kibbutz Geva''' is a Kibbutz in the Jezreel Valley in northern Israel. | ||
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Although commonly referred to as a Kibbutz, Geva is in actual fact a '''Kvutzat.''' In Hebrew this translates to 'Group of,' and Kibbutz translates to 'Gathering,' suggesting that the early members of a Kvutza were possibly a little more picky about accepting new members to their group. | Although commonly referred to as a Kibbutz, Geva is in actual fact a '''Kvutzat.''' In Hebrew this translates to 'Group of,' and Kibbutz translates to 'Gathering,' suggesting that the early members of a Kvutza were possibly a little more picky about accepting new members to their group. | ||
| − | Geva was set up in 1922 by Yahudi immigrants who were mainly from Poland and Russia. The Kibbutz is still run in a way which is considered original, and unlike many other Kibbutzim in the area, has not begun to privatize any of its industry. The kibbutz does take volunteers; see below. There are around 700 people living in Geva, with everything you would expect to find in a small town. | + | Geva was set up in 1922 by Yahudi immigrants who were mainly from [[Poland]] and [[Russia]]. The Kibbutz is still run in a way which is considered original, and unlike many other Kibbutzim in the area, has not begun to privatize any of its industry. The kibbutz does take volunteers; see below. There are around 700 people living in Geva, with everything you would expect to find in a small town. |
Although Geva may not seem like a typical tourist destination, anyone who is passing through the valley would not regret stopping by and having a look around. With amazing countryside, views and community spirit, this kibbutz is great for anyone wanting visit a social environment. | Although Geva may not seem like a typical tourist destination, anyone who is passing through the valley would not regret stopping by and having a look around. With amazing countryside, views and community spirit, this kibbutz is great for anyone wanting visit a social environment. | ||
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| − | The easiest way to get to Geva without a | + | The easiest way to get to Geva without a vehicle is to catch the number 411 and 412 buses from Afula or Beth Shean. These buses are run by Superbus and they are very regular throughout the day and run between the two cities. Its also feasible to get a sherut (shared taxi) between certain cities, for example Tiberias, Tel Aviv or Afula, Beth Shean just make sure you ask before you pay. |
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ISRAEL TRIP 083 - Laughing Cow | ISRAEL TRIP 083 - Laughing Cow | ||
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Geva is a small kibbutz. Walking allows you to take in all of the sights and sounds. But make sure if your heading inside somewhere, to see animals for example, that you check it out with the people working there first. | Geva is a small kibbutz. Walking allows you to take in all of the sights and sounds. But make sure if your heading inside somewhere, to see animals for example, that you check it out with the people working there first. | ||
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ISRAEL TRIP 463 - Road sign for Jordan | ISRAEL TRIP 463 - Road sign for Jordan | ||
The Geva Museum was the first house built to be here, if you are visiting you can maybe ask to look inside, although ask in advance because it's not guaranteed that you'll get in. | The Geva Museum was the first house built to be here, if you are visiting you can maybe ask to look inside, although ask in advance because it's not guaranteed that you'll get in. | ||
Geva is a perfect example of a classic Kibbutz. Everything in the Kibbutz is owned by Geva. | Geva is a perfect example of a classic Kibbutz. Everything in the Kibbutz is owned by Geva. | ||
| − | Before you take the road into Geva | + | Before you take the road into Geva and there are fish ponds. Beside the fish pond is a donkey rehabilitation service. These donkeys have been rescued from awful lifestyles, where they were used to carry equipment, other labour tasks and also suffered general abuse. When knowing this story its nice to stroll down and see them living with no worry with the beautiful backdrop of Mount Gilboa. To witness sun rise from Gilboa will give you an unforgettable view and memory of the valley. Geva is also about 20 km from a border crossing with [[Jordan]], and buses( or shared taxis) are usually available to [[Amman]] from the Jordanian side. And of course the famous Jordan River. |
Geva is also close to the Megiddo junction, famous for its connection with the religious idea of Armageddon. | Geva is also close to the Megiddo junction, famous for its connection with the religious idea of Armageddon. | ||
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ISRAEL TRIP 246 - Sheep | ISRAEL TRIP 246 - Sheep | ||
| − | '''Volunteer'''. If you are looking to volunteer then Geva is the perfect place. Work can include, milking the cows, working with the lambs or horses | + | '''Volunteer'''. If you are looking to volunteer then Geva is the perfect place. Work can include, milking the cows, working with the lambs or horses and the fish ponds or working in the fields in the summer. It is almost right of passage that new volunteers should do a stint in the dining room or laundry. Although sometimes volunteers are lucky enough to get elevated straight into a different job. Volunteers can usually stay between 2 and 6 months. However if you do want to volunteer, you need a '''Volunteer Visa''' and these are abtainable via the Kibbutz office in Tel Aviv, where you must also register. |
If you were interested in volunteering you need to go to Tel Aviv first. You can ask for Geva, you may have to wait, but not always. | If you were interested in volunteering you need to go to Tel Aviv first. You can ask for Geva, you may have to wait, but not always. | ||
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The Kolbo, Markolit and Clothes Store are the only places to buy. Although if you are not a resident of the kibbutz, so if you do not live here or volunteering, you cannot buy here, unless a friend lets you use their account. | The Kolbo, Markolit and Clothes Store are the only places to buy. Although if you are not a resident of the kibbutz, so if you do not live here or volunteering, you cannot buy here, unless a friend lets you use their account. | ||
However, because of the location of the kibbutz, Afula and Beth Shean and easily accessible by bus or car. Haifa is also worth a day trip, aproximatley 1 hour bus ride from Afula. | However, because of the location of the kibbutz, Afula and Beth Shean and easily accessible by bus or car. Haifa is also worth a day trip, aproximatley 1 hour bus ride from Afula. | ||
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| − | The dining room is only for residents. However anyone visiting the kibbutz, and were willing to allow the residents know, would not be denied their lunch! Afula is the best place to enjoy a nice lunch. En Harod, a nearby Privatized Kibbutz has coffee shops, (you can walk across the fields from Geva) and Beth HaShita, which is a 5 | + | The dining room is only for residents. However anyone visiting the kibbutz, and were willing to allow the residents know, would not be denied their lunch! Afula is the best place to enjoy a nice lunch. En Harod, a nearby Privatized Kibbutz has [https://ehalal.io/buy-halal-food/halal-coffee-tea/ coffee] shops, (you can walk across the fields from Geva) and Beth HaShita, which is a 5 minutes bus journey has a range of stores, including Oriental food, [https://ehalal.io/buy-halal-food/halal-coffee-tea/ coffee] shops and fast food. |
ISRAEL TRIP 289 - Ha-Urva Pub | ISRAEL TRIP 289 - Ha-Urva Pub | ||
| − | '''Pub Ha-Urva.''' The pub is a re-developed stable which hosts live music from time to time, from the valley and cities, sometimes from Tel Aviv and Haifa. The pub has a decent range of | + | '''Pub Ha-Urva.''' The pub is a re-developed stable which hosts live music from time to time, from the valley and cities, sometimes from Tel Aviv and Haifa. The pub has a decent range of soft drinks and at very good prices. '''Goldstar''' is the local residents choice, and is always available. There are pubs at many other kibbutzim in the valley, but if you miss the last bus home from Afula a taxi will cost around 60 shekels. |
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| − | If you are visiting a member | + | If you are visiting a member and they will usually arrange lodging. This could be the 2 guest rooms. These rooms are simple, but do include a bathroom with shower, 2 beds and an air conditioner, and are cosy enough. Unfortunately there isn't a hotel on site. Beth Shean and Afula are close but there is close lodging, See Below. The Kibbutz is small and most of it can be seen in a day. Chances are visitors who choose to stay longer, will be doing so because of family or friends. |
ISRAEL TRIP 455 - Geva from Kfar Yehezkel | ISRAEL TRIP 455 - Geva from Kfar Yehezkel | ||
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The latter, Tzimmerim (from the German word 'Zimmer' meaning 'room') are basic Bed and Breakfast rules cabins. They are not full board. | The latter, Tzimmerim (from the German word 'Zimmer' meaning 'room') are basic Bed and Breakfast rules cabins. They are not full board. | ||
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ISRAEL TRIP 282 - Sunset over the valley | ISRAEL TRIP 282 - Sunset over the valley | ||
| − | Get back on the bus and head to Afula where you can get to anywhere by bus, or by getting a bus to the central bus stations in Tel Aviv or Jerusalem. Its also worth visiting the roman site in Beth Shean or hiking on Mount Gilboa for the stunning vistas of the valley. | + | Get back on the bus and head to Afula where you can get to anywhere by bus, or by getting a bus to the central bus stations in Tel Aviv or [[Jerusalem|Occupied Jerusalem]]. Its also worth visiting the roman site in Beth Shean or hiking on Mount Gilboa for the stunning vistas of the valley. |
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Latest revision as of 11:53, 19 September 2024
ISRAEL TRIP 186 - Dining Room Kibbutz Geva is a Kibbutz in the Jezreel Valley in northern Israel.
Contents
Kibbutz Geva Halal Travel Guide
Although commonly referred to as a Kibbutz, Geva is in actual fact a Kvutzat. In Hebrew this translates to 'Group of,' and Kibbutz translates to 'Gathering,' suggesting that the early members of a Kvutza were possibly a little more picky about accepting new members to their group.
Geva was set up in 1922 by Yahudi immigrants who were mainly from Poland and Russia. The Kibbutz is still run in a way which is considered original, and unlike many other Kibbutzim in the area, has not begun to privatize any of its industry. The kibbutz does take volunteers; see below. There are around 700 people living in Geva, with everything you would expect to find in a small town.
Although Geva may not seem like a typical tourist destination, anyone who is passing through the valley would not regret stopping by and having a look around. With amazing countryside, views and community spirit, this kibbutz is great for anyone wanting visit a social environment.
Travel to Kibbutz Geva
The easiest way to get to Geva without a vehicle is to catch the number 411 and 412 buses from Afula or Beth Shean. These buses are run by Superbus and they are very regular throughout the day and run between the two cities. Its also feasible to get a sherut (shared taxi) between certain cities, for example Tiberias, Tel Aviv or Afula, Beth Shean just make sure you ask before you pay.
Get Around
ISRAEL TRIP 083 - Laughing Cow
Geva is a small kibbutz. Walking allows you to take in all of the sights and sounds. But make sure if your heading inside somewhere, to see animals for example, that you check it out with the people working there first.
What to See
ISRAEL TRIP 463 - Road sign for Jordan
The Geva Museum was the first house built to be here, if you are visiting you can maybe ask to look inside, although ask in advance because it's not guaranteed that you'll get in. Geva is a perfect example of a classic Kibbutz. Everything in the Kibbutz is owned by Geva. Before you take the road into Geva and there are fish ponds. Beside the fish pond is a donkey rehabilitation service. These donkeys have been rescued from awful lifestyles, where they were used to carry equipment, other labour tasks and also suffered general abuse. When knowing this story its nice to stroll down and see them living with no worry with the beautiful backdrop of Mount Gilboa. To witness sun rise from Gilboa will give you an unforgettable view and memory of the valley. Geva is also about 20 km from a border crossing with Jordan, and buses( or shared taxis) are usually available to Amman from the Jordanian side. And of course the famous Jordan River. Geva is also close to the Megiddo junction, famous for its connection with the religious idea of Armageddon.
Top Muslim Travel Tips for Kibbutz Geva
ISRAEL TRIP 246 - Sheep
Volunteer. If you are looking to volunteer then Geva is the perfect place. Work can include, milking the cows, working with the lambs or horses and the fish ponds or working in the fields in the summer. It is almost right of passage that new volunteers should do a stint in the dining room or laundry. Although sometimes volunteers are lucky enough to get elevated straight into a different job. Volunteers can usually stay between 2 and 6 months. However if you do want to volunteer, you need a Volunteer Visa and these are abtainable via the Kibbutz office in Tel Aviv, where you must also register. If you were interested in volunteering you need to go to Tel Aviv first. You can ask for Geva, you may have to wait, but not always.
Shopping
The Kolbo, Markolit and Clothes Store are the only places to buy. Although if you are not a resident of the kibbutz, so if you do not live here or volunteering, you cannot buy here, unless a friend lets you use their account. However, because of the location of the kibbutz, Afula and Beth Shean and easily accessible by bus or car. Haifa is also worth a day trip, aproximatley 1 hour bus ride from Afula.
Halal Food & Restaurants
The dining room is only for residents. However anyone visiting the kibbutz, and were willing to allow the residents know, would not be denied their lunch! Afula is the best place to enjoy a nice lunch. En Harod, a nearby Privatized Kibbutz has coffee shops, (you can walk across the fields from Geva) and Beth HaShita, which is a 5 minutes bus journey has a range of stores, including Oriental food, coffee shops and fast food.
ISRAEL TRIP 289 - Ha-Urva Pub Pub Ha-Urva. The pub is a re-developed stable which hosts live music from time to time, from the valley and cities, sometimes from Tel Aviv and Haifa. The pub has a decent range of soft drinks and at very good prices. Goldstar is the local residents choice, and is always available. There are pubs at many other kibbutzim in the valley, but if you miss the last bus home from Afula a taxi will cost around 60 shekels.
Buy Muslim Friendly condos, Houses and Villas in Kibbutz Geva
eHalal Group Kibbutz Geva is a prominent real estate company specializing in providing Muslim-friendly properties in Kibbutz Geva. Our mission is to cater to the specific needs and preferences of the Muslim community by offering a wide range of halal-certified residential and commercial properties, including houses, condos, and factories. With our commitment to excellence, client satisfaction, and adherence to Islamic principles, eHalal Group has established itself as a trusted name in the real estate industry in Kibbutz Geva.
At eHalal Group, we understand the importance of meeting the unique requirements of Muslim individuals and families seeking properties that align with their cultural and religious trainings. Our extensive portfolio of Muslim-friendly properties in Kibbutz Geva ensures that clients have access to a diverse selection of options tailored to their needs. Whether it's a luxurious villa, a modern condominium, or a fully equipped factory, our team is dedicated to assisting clients in finding their ideal property.
For those seeking a comfortable and modern living space, our condos are an excellent choice. Starting at US$ 350,000 and these condominium units offer contemporary designs, state-of-the-art facilities, and convenient locations within Kibbutz Geva. Each condo is thoughtfully designed to incorporate halal-friendly features and amenities, ensuring a seamless integration of Islamic values into everyday living.
If you are looking for a more spacious option, our houses are perfect for you. Starting at US$ 650,000, our houses provide ample living space, privacy, and a range of customizable features to meet your specific requirements. These houses are located in well-established neighborhoods in Kibbutz Geva, offering a harmonious balance between modern living and Islamic values.
For those seeking luxury and exclusivity, our luxury villas in Kibbutz Geva are the epitome of sophistication and elegance. Starting at US$ 1.5 million and these villas offer a lavish lifestyle with private amenities, breathtaking views, and meticulous attention to detail. Each luxury villa is meticulously designed to provide a serene and halal environment, allowing you to enjoy the finest living experience while adhering to your Islamic principles. For further details please email us at info@ehalal.io
Muslim Friendly Hotels
If you are visiting a member and they will usually arrange lodging. This could be the 2 guest rooms. These rooms are simple, but do include a bathroom with shower, 2 beds and an air conditioner, and are cosy enough. Unfortunately there isn't a hotel on site. Beth Shean and Afula are close but there is close lodging, See Below. The Kibbutz is small and most of it can be seen in a day. Chances are visitors who choose to stay longer, will be doing so because of family or friends. ISRAEL TRIP 455 - Geva from Kfar Yehezkel
Local Sleeping Alternatives
Geva is located between a Moshav, Kfar Yehezkel, and another 2 Kibbutzim. In the 1950s Ein Harod split into two Kibbutzim, becoming Ein Harod Ihud and Ein Harod Meuhad. You can walk across the fields in about 10 minutes either way, and there are bus stops at the bottom of each road leading to the Moshav and Kibbutzim.
- Vila Bakfar, Hotel, Kfar Yehezkel
- Country Guest House, Tzimmerim, Ein Harod Ihud
The latter, Tzimmerim (from the German word 'Zimmer' meaning 'room') are basic Bed and Breakfast rules cabins. They are not full board.
News & References
Travel Next
ISRAEL TRIP 282 - Sunset over the valley
Get back on the bus and head to Afula where you can get to anywhere by bus, or by getting a bus to the central bus stations in Tel Aviv or Occupied Jerusalem. Its also worth visiting the roman site in Beth Shean or hiking on Mount Gilboa for the stunning vistas of the valley.
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