Place · valley
Beit Shan Valley
Beit
Shan
Arid terrain converted into fertile land by Bialystoker settlers.
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... Our people constructed the first textile factory in
Ramat Yishait in the 1920’s. The Jerusalimski-
Yerushalmi family settled in Israel at about the same
time, creating a large manufacturing network through-
out the land. Significantly, in addition to transplanting
traditional Bialystoker industries onto Israeli soil, our
settlers converted arid terrain in the Jezreel and Beit
Shan valleys into fertile areas. ...Connected nodes
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