Alonei Abba

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Alonei Abba is a small rural community in northern Israel known for its historic Templer and German Protestant architecture and surrounding oak woodlands.

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Alonei Abba canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf moshav shitufi
populated place in Israel
rural community
administeredBy Emek Yizrael Regional Council
country Israel
culturalInfluence German
Israeli
founded 1948
foundedBy German-speaking immigrants
Holocaust survivors
foundedOnSiteOf Waldheim (Templer colony)
governanceForm cooperative village
hasBuilding German-style farmsteads
historic stone houses
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasEconomy agriculture
hasHeritage German Protestant architecture
Templer architecture
hasNearbyNatureReserve Alonei Abba Nature Reserve
hasOfficialLanguage Hebrew
hasPostalCountry Israel
hasTypeOfSettlement community settlement
historicalPeriod late 19th-century Templer colony (as Waldheim)
knownFor German Protestant church
historic Templer buildings
surrounding oak woodlands
landscapeFeature Mediterranean woodland
oak forest
locatedIn Lower Galilee
Northern District, Israel
namedAfter Abba Berdichev
nameMeaning Abba’s Oaks
natureReserveFeature Palestine oak trees
near Beit Shearim
Kfar Tavor
Ramat Yishai
observesDaylightSavingTime Israel Daylight Time
partOf Jezreel Valley area
linked to: Jezreel Valley
populationType small community
region northern Israel
religiousHeritage Protestant
Templer
timeZone Israel Standard Time
transportAccess near Highway 75

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Kiryat Tiv'on nearbyLocality Alonei Abba