Alonei HaBashan

Town Profile

Town Name: Alonei HaBashan
Origin of Name: From Isaiah 2:13: "And upon all the cedars of Lebanon, that are high and lifted up, and upon all the oaks of Bashan."
Population:
Founding Date: 1981
Town Elevation: 980 m
Local Employment: Agriculture, tourism, education, liberal professions
Agriculture: Dairy farm, wine and table vineyard, apple, cherry, nectarine, pear, kiwi orchard, truffle mushrooms
Tourism: Rural accommodation Alonei HaBashan, 23 guest rooms, Kosher Mehadrin.

A religious cooperative moshav established in the Golan Heights in 1981 by a Bnei Akiva nucleus.

The name of the moshav is taken from verse 13 in the book of Isaiah chapter 2: "And upon all the cedars of Lebanon, that are high and lifted up,

In the settlement, there is 'Alonei HaBashan' High School Yeshiva

Educational institutions in the settlement:

Community Characteristics:

Religious Zionist community, rural and family atmosphere

Inside the settlement
- The synagogue was built in a unique style reminiscent of ancient synagogues in the Golan (such as Ein Keshatot, etc.). Inaugurated in 2023.
- 'Shahar' Lookout - In memory of the late Shahar Shalev
- The 'Sound and Wind' Garden.
- Gabriel Spring - in memory of Maayan Gabriel Choter
Adjacent to the settlement
- Juweiza Spring.
- Winter pool.