Efrat

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Efrat is an Israeli settlement in the Gush Etzion bloc in the West Bank, known for its predominantly religious Zionist community and suburban character.

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Efrat canonical 5

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Israeli settlement
local council
country Israel
establishedIn 1983
foundedAs planned community
foundedBy Moshe Moskovic
religious Zionist activists
governedAs Israeli local council
governedBy Gush Etzion Regional Council
hasAmenity community centers
parks
shopping centers
synagogues
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasCommonLanguage English
Hebrew
hasCommunityCharacter predominantly religious Zionist
suburban
hasDemographicFeature significant number of immigrants from English-speaking countries
hasEducationalInstitutionType religious schools
yeshivot
hasInternationalLawStatus considered illegal under international law by most of the international community
disputed by the government of Israel
hasMunicipalStatus local council in the Judea and Samaria Area
hasOfficialLanguage Hebrew
hasPoliticalStatus Israeli settlement in the occupied Palestinian territories
hasPostalCodeType Israeli postal code
hasSecurityFeature guarded entrances
perimeter fence
hasTypeOfHousing low-rise housing
single-family homes
leaderTitle Mayor
locatedIn Gush Etzion
Judea and Samaria Area
linked to: West Bank

West Bank
locatedNear Bethlehem
locatedOn hilltops
locatedSouthOf Jerusalem
mayor Oded Revivi
nearRoad Route 60 (Israel)
linked to: Highway 60 (Israel)
partOf Gush Etzion settlement bloc
linked to: Gush Etzion
populationGroup Israeli settlers
populationMajority Jewish
religiousOrientation Religious Zionism
subjectOf Israeli–Palestinian conflict
international diplomatic discussions on settlements
timezone Israel Standard Time
timezoneDST Israel Daylight Time

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