Ma'agalim

Ma'agalim is a community settlement in Sdot Negev Regional Council in the Southern District, positioned at approximately 423 feet (129 meters) above sea level. The settlement combines residential neighborhoods with agricultural lands that sustain local farming.

The settlement was established in 1958 as part of Israel's initiative to develop the southern regions. Early residents arrived from Iran, Iraq, and Tunisia, shaping the community's foundational identity.

The community reflects a national-religious identity, with Jewish traditions and observances woven into everyday life and social interactions. This character shapes how residents engage with one another and observe the seasons.

The settlement is well connected by regular bus services to larger cities, making access straightforward. Most basic services and facilities are available locally, though visitors should check locally for specific amenities or services they need.

The name derives from Psalm 65:11, referring to paths and cycles. This biblical connection links the settlement to the rhythms of farming and the land's natural turning of seasons.

Location: Sdot Negev Regional Council

Inception: 1958

Elevation above the sea: 129 m

GPS coordinates: 31.39670,34.59880

Latest update: December 11, 2025 18:06