A small holders’ intensive agricultural settlement called Kfar Felix Warburg, in memory of the American Jewish philanthropist, was established yesterday without ceremony by 35 Jewish workers who occupied a site two kilometers south of Beer Tuvia colony. The land is owned partly by the Jewish National Fund and partly by the Emica Association.
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