Three volunteers from Haifa and Yoqneam arrived at the Zeit Farm in Gilboa to help establish the farm, according to the farm's organizers. The update highlighted 'Hebrew labor' and 'love of the land.'
Three volunteers from Haifa and Yoqneam arrived at the Zeit Farm in Gilboa this afternoon to assist in the farm's establishment, organizers reported. The volunteers—Ahud from Yoqneam, and Reuven and his son Sahar from Haifa—were described as embodying 'Hebrew labor' and 'love of the land.' The arrival is the latest in a wave of volunteer activity that began earlier this week.
The Zeit Farm project first emerged on Monday evening (Aug. 3, 21:33 Jerusalem) when organizers issued a call for volunteers and equipment donations. By Monday night, volunteers from across Israel had signed up, and the first responders arrived on-site to begin construction work. Later that evening, a large vegetable garden was established, with organizers reporting a surge in volunteer requests from across the country, described as 'true Zionism and pioneering.'
The Zioneer previously reported on the farm's establishment as a volunteer-driven agricultural initiative. The project has drawn interest from all over Israel, with organizers highlighting the spirit of volunteerism and connection to the land.
The farm's development continues, with further volunteer efforts expected in the coming days.
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