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Hundreds Seek to Join Kibbutz Holit Nearly Three Years After Hamas Massacre
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First reported by Walla · 11 hours ago
What happened
Nearly three years after the Hamas massacre, Kibbutz Holit is preparing for the return of 130 families and has received 280 new applications. Renovations continue as the community aims to grow and rebuild, with leaders emphasizing the return as a key part of regional recovery.
- 01About 280 families have applied to join Kibbutz Holit since the war began.
- 02130 veteran families plan to return in August to renovated homes.
- 03Holit lost 20 residents in the October 7 Hamas attack.
- 04The kibbutz aims to grow to 300 members within five years, focusing on young families.
- 05Renovations include homes, dining hall, dairy, and community centers.
- 06Community leaders see the return as vital to regional and national recovery.
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