Beit Hanan
Beit Hanan (Hebrew: בֵּית חָנָן) is a moshav in central Israel. Located around two kilometers west of Ness Ziona, it falls under the jurisdiction of Gan Raveh Regional Council. In 2022 its population was 509.[1]
Beit Hanan
בֵּית חָנָן
بيت حنان
بيت حنان
Surveying Kubeiba land intended for settling Beit Hanan, 1928
Drilling of the first well, 1929-30
Planting the first orchard, 1929-30
Early 1930s first citrus nursery
Water tower ladder of the Beit Hanan school, 1935
Beit Hanan 1935
Orchards, 1934
Settlement Hill in Beit Hanan, 1934-36
Planting the first orange grove of the family farm under the direction of Papa Avraham Menda, 1935-36
Panorama, 1935
Isaac Menda working at the cowshed, 1935
Construction of the first permanent homes, 1935
Germain Manda in the family laying coop in the 1940s
Beit-Hanan youth group at Gan Rave gate, 1940-43
Family goat shed, 1946
Using donkey for plowing, 1947
Beit Hanan girls during first harvest celebrations, 1951-52
Beit Hanan drama group, 1952
Harvest competition during the first harvest celebrations in the early 1950s
Sami Shmuel Mayer on his Holder tractor, 1957-58
