Nehora, Agricultural settlement in Lakhish Regional Council, Israel
Nehora is a moshav in the Lakhish region of southern Israel, located at approximately 97 meters (318 feet) in elevation. The settlement has a shopping center, a regional school, and direct access to Route 352 for transportation needs.
The settlement was established in 1956 during a major population expansion program in the Lakhish region. This period marked significant growth across south-central Israel.
The residents practice agricultural traditions as part of the moshav structure and shape rural life in the region. Visitors can observe how the community maintains its connection to the land and how local work rhythms guide the rhythm of daily life.
The settlement is easily accessible by car and has basic infrastructure for visitors. Those passing through or stopping will find essential services and shopping options readily available.
The settlement serves as the administrative headquarters for 15 surrounding settlements in the region. This administrative role makes it a central hub for coordinating services across the wider Lakhish area.
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