The Zeit Farm in Gilboa reports a wave of volunteer offers from across Israel, including from Beersheba, Kiryat Gat, Jerusalem, and Tel Aviv, according to the farm's organizer. The post highlights the diversity of volunteers, from a 17-year-old girls' group to a reserve team, and describes the response as a testament to national unity and pioneering spirit.
The Zeit Farm in Gilboa issued a call for volunteers and equipment on Monday evening, August 3, via the Abu Ali Express channel. By Tuesday, the farm's organizers reported hundreds of sign-ups from across the country, including a 17-year-old from central Israel. The first volunteers arrived on Wednesday, August 5, to assist with manual labor. On Thursday morning, the farm reported that volunteers had established a large vegetable garden. Later that day, three volunteers from Yoqneam and Haifa arrived to help. On Friday, the organizers shared a geographic breakdown of volunteer offers, spanning from Beersheba in the south to Kiryat Gat, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and the center. The organizers described the response as a display of national unity and pioneering spirit. The Zioneer previously reported on related developments, including the fundraising campaign for the farm's central building.
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