1 Alonei Abba (Waldheim)
אלוני אבא, ולדהיים
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2 Alonei Abba (Waldheim)
אלוני אבא, ולדהיים
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3 Beit Lehem Hagalilit, Bethlehem of Galilee
בית לחם הגלילית
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4 Bethlehem of Galilee
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5 Alonei Abba (Waldheim)
אלוני אבא, ולדהיים
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6 Bethlehem of Galilee, Spice farm
בית לחם הגלילית
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7 Bethlehem of Galilee, Spice Farm
בית לחם הגלילית
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8 Bethlehem of Galilee
בית לחם הגלילית
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,<br>Evangelical Church' , 'The only church built in Israel by the Templar Community is in Alonei Abba. <br>The Evangelical Church was built in 1916 by the German citizens of \'Waldheim\', designed by Architect Otto Lutz.'))
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 in 1906 and Waldheim (Alonei Abba) in 1907.'))
, founded by Christoph Hoffmann and Georg David Hardegg at Kirschenhardthof near Ludwiigsburg in 1861. This religious society has its roots in the Pietism within the Lutheran Church in the State of W?rttemberg, Germany. Their aim was to promote spiritual cooperation to advance the rebuild of the Temple in the Holy Land. In 1868 the Templers started to create settlements in Palestine. First they purchased land that was far from the city of Haifa and set out to build the first planned agricultural community in the Holy Land. One year later Hoffmann established the community near Jaffa (1869), afterwards other Christian communities Sarona (Hakirya, Tel Aviv, 1871), Wilhelma (Bnei Atarot, 1902) Bethlehem in Galilee (Beit Lehem Hagalilit, 1906) and Waldheim (Alonei Abba, 1907).'))
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