Kfar Warburg

Kfar Warburg is an agricultural settlement in the Be'er Tuvia region with around 100 farms spread across its territory south of Kiryat Malakhi. Farmland and residential areas blend together to form a rural community in central Israel.

Founders established this settlement in 1939 and named it after an influential Jewish-American supporter. Since its creation, it grew as an agricultural center in this region.

The community center with its large hall served as a gathering place for residents and hosted performances that shaped local social life. Theater and music events connected people and strengthened bonds across generations.

The settlement sits on relatively flat terrain and can be explored on foot, with farms and homes spread throughout the area. Visiting outside the hottest summer months makes the experience more comfortable as you walk through the fields and streets.

Three soldiers who fell during an earlier conflict are honored through a memorial on the settlement grounds. This remembrance site serves as a quiet place for reflection on the community's past.

Location: Be'er Tuvia Regional Council

Inception: 1939

Elevation above the sea: 56 m

GPS coordinates: 31.71960,34.72320

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:48