The Negev, the Jew and the land

Ben-Gurion recognized that the Negev was simply the largest area in which the world would allow the Jewish people to grow and develop.

Shmuel Adler, who with his wife, Daffy, and three children (pictured) joined nine other couples in creating a community in the Negev for religious and secular families.

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ByDAVID GEFFEN

SEPTEMBER 28, 2017 08:36

Updated: SEPTEMBER 28, 2017 08:44

The Negev, the Jew and the land

Ben-Gurion recognized that the Negev was simply the largest area in which the world would allow the Jewish people to grow and develop.

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The Negev, the Jew and the land

Ben-Gurion recognized that the Negev was simply the largest area in which the world would allow the Jewish people to grow and develop.

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