In the last chapter, we traveled with the photos to the Zionist congress in London, the Beit Kerem neighborhood, Mount Hermon, Damascus, the Meir Shephia colony and more.
Before you is another and final batch of photographs collected along the way and over the years by Avshalom Yakovi, the youngest member of the family.
1934. Avshalom and his brother Yaakov sent to training at a Kibbutz
Dvorah, Avshalom’s sister, standing by an irrigation pipe.
Part of Avshalom’s group leave for work to establish a potash factory.
Catching a ride. Group members on their way to the northern Dead Sea to establish a potash factory.
Kibbutz Maoz Haim was established in 1937 as a tower and stockade settlement, and Avshalom was among its founders. For years he was in charge of the cultivation of field crops and he was one of the first to grow cotton in the Beit She’an valley.