Haderah Collection

Children group Women International Zionist Organization
Childrens group at Womens International Zionist Organization summer beach house for poor children of Khadera. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera saw mill 1934
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. The saw mill. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera gang saw close
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. The gang saw, close, showing log being cut into boards. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

View Khadera 1934 Israel Ḥaderah ß©ñaderah
View of Khadera. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Site Heftzi Ba settlement coast W Khadera Women
Site of Heftzi Ba settlement on coast W. of Khadera, showing the Womens International Zionist Organization childrens home. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera Distant view
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Distant view of the eucalyptus woods. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera Masses tree trunks
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Masses of tree trunks being seasoned before being sawn into boards. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera gang saw closer
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. The gang saw (closer). 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera Tree trunks
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Tree trunks about to be sawed into boards. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera Large gang
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Large gang saw at work. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Saw mill eucalyptus woods Khadera Piles fuel
Saw mill in the eucalyptus woods of Khadera. Piles of fuel from waste cutting. 1934, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Khudera Russian proselytes American Colony Jerusalem
Khudera, Russian proselytes American Colony, Jerusalem. 1898, Israel, ß©ñaderah

Clay ossuary. Haderah. In form of a house, used for secondary burial. Chalcolithic period, 4th millennium BC. Rockefeller Archaeological Museum. Jerusalem. Israel

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"Haderah: A Glimpse into the Past" Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of Haderah, a place rich in history and significance. This captivating clay ossuary, shaped like a house, offers us a unique glimpse into ancient burial practices. In the early 20th century, Haderah became home to various groups dedicated to making a difference. The Children's Group of the Women International Zionist Organization worked tirelessly to empower young minds and shape future leaders. The saw mill nestled within the eucalyptus woods of Khadera tells tales of hard work and industry. In 1934, this bustling hub served as an essential source for timber production. The close-up view reveals skilled workers operating gang saws with precision. As we gaze upon Khadera from afar in 1934 Israel, Haderah stands out as a prominent site along the coast. It was here that Heftzi Ba settlement flourished under the watchful eyes of determined women who played an instrumental role in shaping their community. Returning our focus to the eucalyptus woods surrounding Khadera's saw mill, we witness masses of tree trunks awaiting their transformation into useful resources. The closer look at the gang saw showcases its impressive size and power while highlighting its vital role in processing these majestic trees. Piles of fuel stacked high remind us that every part of nature has value - even those not destined for construction or manufacturing purposes. These wood remnants serve as reminders that sustainability should always be at the forefront when utilizing natural resources. Haderah invites us on a journey through time - from ancient burial rituals represented by clay ossuaries to vibrant communities driven by passion and dedication. As we immerse ourselves in its stories and landscapes, let us appreciate both past achievements and present responsibilities towards preserving our environment for generations to come.