Maor (moshav)

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Panoramic view of the moshav from south-east
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Panoramic view of the moshav from south-east

Maor (32°23′N 35°00′E; Hebrew: מאור) is an agricultural moshav in the Menashe Regional Council, Israel . It was established in 1953 by Jewish immigrants from Romania and Poland; was abandoned after several years, and re-established in 1957 by Jewish immigrants from Yemen. The population is several hundred people, some of which work in agriculture on the moshav, and others who live on the moshav but work elsewhere.


Menashe Regional Council
Kibbutzim: Barkai | Ein Shemer | Gan Shmuel | Kfar Glikson | Lahavot Haviva | Magal | Ma'anit | Metzer | Mishmarot | Regavim

Moshavim: Ein Iron | Gan HaShomron | Maor | Mei Ami | Sde Yitzhak | Talmei Elazar
Arab villages: El-Arian | Meiser | Um Al-Qutuf


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