Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In partnership with One Israel Fund, the Yishuv Givat Harel continues to rise with purpose.
Gival Harel, which means “Harel’s Hills,” was named in memory of Harel bin Nun, the son of a local rabbi who was killed in 1998. What began as grief became growth. What was taken in tragedy became rebuilt in strength.
Today, Givat Harel is a vibrant, young community of families who live and work in the region. They are planting roots, raising children, and contributing meaningfully to the social and civic life of the Shiloh area.
This is what partnership looks like.
The hills stand strong. And so do the people who call them home.
In partnership with One Israel Fund, the Yishuv Givat Harel continues to rise with purpose.
Gival Harel, which means “Harel’s Hills,” was named in memory of Harel bin Nun, the son of a local rabbi who was killed in 1998. What began as grief became growth. What was taken in tragedy became rebuilt in strength.
Today, Givat Harel is a vibrant, young community of families who live and work in the region. They are planting roots, raising children, and contributing meaningfully to the social and civic life of the Shiloh area.
This is what partnership looks like.
The hills stand strong. And so do the people who call them home.
