Tag: Ein Tzurim
Court Awards Disputed Gush Etzion Land to Kibbutz Rosh Tzurim
Arabs claimed the 522 dunams of land next to the Kibbutz belonged to them.
69 Years Ago Today: Loss of 35 Fighters Who Could Have Saved Gush Etzion
Had the "Lamed Heh" (35 in Hebrew) made it to the Gush, the entire area south of Jerusalem that ended up under Jordanian occupation for 19 years could have remained intact as part of the new Jewish State.
Hikers Find Human Skull and Bones in Gush Etzion Cave
A surprised group of hikers stumbled across human bones in a Gush Etzion cave. But what they actually found was even more astounding.
The Ohana Family – Formerly of Neve Dekalim; Now of Ein Tzurim
The family: My name is Ora Ohana. My husband Gadi and I have eight children: Odaiya (30) who is married with four children, lives at the Ein Tzurim caravilla site; Eliyasaf (29) who is married with three children, lives in K'far Tapuah; Elyakim (27) is married with one daughter and lives in Pisagot; Hadass (26) is married with two children and lives at the Ein Tzurim caravilla site; Amitzur (21) has finished the army and learns at the Yeshiva Gevoha in Dimona; Benaya (19) will be enlisting in the army; Tamar (16), is a student at Ulpanat Neve Dekalim and No'am (12) is a student at Talmud Torah Atzmona, Shomriya.