,38 Friday, December 16, 1983
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From ancient times the
settlement of Hanita has
guarded the passes from the
mountains of Lebanon to
the fertile valley below. Re-
built in the western Galilee
in 1938 on a hilly r4dge bor-
dering Lebanon, the kibutz
is not celebrating its 45th
anniversary.
And as one of more than
100 stockade and watch-
tower settlements hastily
erected in pre-state Israel
between 1939 and 1947,
Hanita is representative of
the defense settlement
which in the course of time
was to play a vital role in
determining the borders of
the state of Israel.
Just as 11 settlements es-
tablished overnight in the
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Negev in October 1946
tilted the scales in the
United Nations decision to
include the Negev in the
Jewish state, so the stock-
ade and watchtower pio-
neers were to make an un-
forgettable contribution to
the ultimate shape of Israel.
Several factors led to
the decision to settle out-
lying areas in Palestine
intensively in the late
1930s. The Arab uprising
from 1936-1939 which led
to the loss of 600 Jewish
lives (out of .a population
of less than half a mil-
lion), was characterized
by attacks on isolated
Jewish settlements. The
British Peel Commission
suggested in 1937 a parti-
tion of Palestine, em-
phasizing in the eyes of
the Jewish Agency the
vital importance of wide-
spread settlement. Nazi
oppression also impelled
thousands of European
Jews to seek refuge in
Palestine, including
many who wanted to set-
tle on the land.
Economic viability was
not so important in the
choice of new locations.
Large tracts of land were
purchased by the Jewish
National Fund far from
population centers. Top
priority went to the upper
and western Galilee, and
the Jordan and Beit Shean
valleys. rt was in the latter
that Kibutz Nir David (Tel
Amal) was established as
the first of these settle-
ments in 1936. By World
War II, another 50 had been
founded.
Today, Hanita's popula-
tion of 700 adults is made up
of one-third veteran settlers
as well as members from 27
countries, including many
youth aliya graduates of
Oriental background. Its
sources of livelihood include
a metal tool factory, or-
chards, poultry and field
crops.
Throughout 100 difficult
years of modern Israeli set-
tlement more than 1,000
settlements have been es-
tablished over the length
and breadth of the country.
The stockade and watch-
tower period was the peak of
this effort in pre-state days.
The creation of an indepen-
dent Israel in 1948 opened
up entirely new settlement
horizons. In the first 30
months of Israeli indepen-
dence, almost half a million
Jews entered the country —
nearly as many as in the 65
preceeding years. Many
were to become farmers.
Yet independence was
won, not given, and not only
on the battlefield. It was the
generations of pioneers in
the pre-state period who
created the conditions for
the establishment of Israel
and who shaped her bor-
ders. When we highlight 45
years since the stockade and
watchtower settlements, we
are marking an indispensa-
ble milestone in Zionist and
Israeli history.
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