Yifat




Koordinatar: 32°40′35.39″N 35°13′27.84″E












































Yifat

kibbutz
Land
Flag of Israel.svg Israel
Region
Galilea

Distrikt
Nord distrikt
Kommune
Jezreeldalen

Koordinatar
32°40′35.39″N 35°13′27.84″E


Grunnlagd
1954
 - Grunnlagd av
 Kvutzat HaSharon-medlemmar, tidlegare busetjarar i Gevat

Tilhøyrsle
Kibbutzrørsla




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Wikimedia Commons: Yifat


Yifat (hebraisk יִפְעַת, Yif'at) er ein kibbutz i Galilea, nord i Israel. Han ligg nær byen Migdal HaEmek og ikkje langt frå byane Afula og Nasaret. Busetjinga høyerr til Jezreeldalen regionale kommune. I 2006 hadde han eit folketal på 717.



Historie |




Yifat kibbutz 1960


Kibbutzen vart grunnlagd i 1954 av medlemmar av Kvutzat HaSharon som tidlegare hadde budd i Ramat David, i tillegg til tidlegare innbyggjarar frå Gevat, mellom anna Haim Gvati, ein seinare minister. Staden vart først kalla Ihud HaSharon - Gevat, men vart sidan kalla opp etter den bibelske byen Yefia. Det same vart den arabiske byen Yafa an-Naseriyye.



Kjelder |




  • Denne artikkelen bygger på «Yifat» frå Wikipedia på engelsk, den 27. februar 2015.

    • Wikipedia på engelsk oppgav desse kjeldene:








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Jezreeldalen regionale kommune
Kibbutzim
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Moshavim
Alonei Abba · Balfouria · Beit She'arim · Beit Zaid · Betlehem i Galilea · HaYogev · Kfar Baruch · Kfar Gidon · Kfar Yehoshua · Merhavia · Nahalal · Sde Ya'akov · Tel Adashim · Tzippori
Fellesbusetjingar
Adi · Ahuzat Barak · Alon HaGalil · Givat Ela · Hoshaya · Shimshit · Timrat
Arabiske landsbyar
Manshiya Zabda · Suweid Hamira



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