Neot Smadar
Neot Smadar is a kibbutz located in the southern part of Israel, approximately 60 kilometers north of Eilat. It was established in 1989 by a group of individuals seeking a unique, self-sustaining way of life. The kibbutz is known for its organic farming, arts and crafts, and the Arts Center which is a significant architectural landmark in the area.
History[edit | edit source]
The kibbutz was founded by a group of friends who had been living together since 1974. They initially lived in Jerusalem and later moved to the Arava desert in 1983. The name "Neot Smadar" was chosen to honor Smadar Aloni, a member of the group who died in a car accident.
Economy[edit | edit source]
The economy of Neot Smadar is based on organic farming, arts and crafts, and tourism. The kibbutz operates a winery, a dairy, and an olive press. It also produces organic fruits and vegetables, cheese, and olive oil. The arts and crafts include ceramics, stained glass, and jewelry. The kibbutz also runs a roadside restaurant and shop, which sells products made in the kibbutz.
Arts Center[edit | edit source]
The Arts Center is a significant architectural landmark in Neot Smadar. It was designed and built by the members of the kibbutz. The building is used for various activities including workshops, concerts, and exhibitions.
Lifestyle[edit | edit source]
The lifestyle in Neot Smadar is based on principles of self-sustainability, cooperation, and mutual aid. The members of the kibbutz share responsibilities and decisions. They also practice meditation and other forms of self-awareness.
Geography[edit | edit source]
Neot Smadar is located in the Arava desert, which is characterized by its arid climate and unique flora and fauna. The kibbutz is surrounded by mountains and is near the Red Sea.
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