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Bethlehem in the Galil

Bethlehem of the Galilee (Beit Lechem HaGlilit) is a small moshav in the lower Galilee, founded by German Templers in the 1900s. It was re-established as a Jewish moshav in 1948, and is discussed here as part of a day looking at the settlement of the Jezreel Valley.

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Old train carriage at Kfar Yehoshua Station
North · Galilee

Settlement of the Jezreel Valley

A field trip across the Jezreel Valley tracing the early-Zionist settlement of the area: Tel Yoqneam, the Valley Railway museum, the Templer villages of Bethlehem of Galilee and Waldheim, the Nahalal cemetery, Merhavia and Sejera.

Feb 2014 · 4 minute read
View from Tel Yoqneam Old train carriage at Kfar Yehoshua Station War Memorial at Kfar Yehoshua The Oldest Mt Tavor Oak in Israel! Church at Waldheim/Alonei Abba Grave of Ilan Ramon, Nahalal The Great Courtyard of Merhavia Ancient Mikve at Ilaniya / Sejera
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