Ein HaHoresh

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Ein HaHoresh (Hebrew:עין החורש; Translation:"Plowman's Spring"), kibbutz in central Israel, in the Hefer Plain, affiliated with kibbutz Arzi Hashomer HaZair. It was founded on April 10, 1932 by pioneers from Eastern Europe who reclaimed the land. In 1968 it had 570 inhabitants, engaged in intensive farming, in citrus plantations, and milch cattle and also ran a factory producing sheet steel casks.

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Regional council settlements
kibbutzim Moshavim יישובים קהילתיים
Bakhan | Givat Haiym ekhud | Givat Haiym (Meukhad) | Hamapil | Haogen | Yad Hana | Mahabarot | Mishmar Hashron | Ein HaHoresh Avihayil | Akhituv | elyashiv | onetz | Be'erotaiym | Burgata | Bet HaLevi | Bet Herut | Bet Yanay | Bet Isaac | Beitan Aaron | Geulay Teman | Givat Shapira Gan Josiah | Hadar Ham | Havatzelet Hasharon | Khogla | Hibbat Zion | Haniel | Kherev La'at | Kefar Haroe | Kefar Vitkin | Kefar Hayim | Kefar Yedidia | Kefar Monash | Makhmoret | Hulash Bet Khazon | Bat Hen A | Bat Hen B | Bat Hefer | Hofit | Tzukay Yam | Shoshanat HaHamakim
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