Klita as members of the cooperative society
You can go through a Klita process to become members of the Kibbutzim and Moshavim of the Golan.
Becoming a member means joining the agricultural cooperative society as a member of equal rights. Sometimes, becoming a member entails various payments and expenses.
After your call to our information center and your decision to get on with the process, a meeting will be scheduled for you with one of our marketing representatives, who will take you on a tour of the settlements you would like to see.
Becoming a member of a Kibbutz/Cooperative settlement (Moshav Shitufi):
The acquaintance process includes a tour of the settlement, a meeting with the community acquaintance team, and meetings with families of the settlement as guests.
Some of the settlements require an application period, when the family is asked to live in the settlement for a certain period of time so that the mutual decision to continue the Klita process will be based on firsthand acquaintance. After this period of time, you will be referred to social and economic exams.
The next stage will be payment for the public infrastructure of your plot and payment for joining the agricultural cooperative society. The last stage is confirmation of your membership. What remains is to start the process of registration of your rights by the settlement division and the Israel Land Authority and the submission of a request for a permit to the local committee for planning and construction.
Becoming a member of a Moshav Ovdim:
The acquaintance process includes a tour of the settlement, a meeting with the community acquaintance team, and meetings with families of the settlement as guests.
Some of the settlements require an application period, when the family is asked to live in the settlement for a certain period of time so that the mutual decision to continue the Klita process will be based on firsthand acquaintance. After this period of time, you will be referred to social and economic exams.
The next stage will be payment for the public infrastructure of your plot and payment for joining the agricultural cooperative society. The last stage is confirmation of your membership. What remains is to start the process of registration of your rights by the settlement division and the Israel Land Authority and the submission of a request for a permit to the local committee for planning and construction. After the registration by the Israel Land Authority, you can also begin the procedure of allocation of water and land, approximately 60 dunam, which will be allocated for building your agricultural farm.
Klita for receiving estates in the Golan
Several agricultural settlements absorb people whom agriculture is in their blood. If you are here, then it is most likely that agriculture interests you and the feel of the land makes you feel good. There are 27 agricultural settlements in the Golan. Due to its height differences, the Golan is one of the most agriculturally variegated areas of the country. The climate, precipitation amount, low humidity and fertile basalt soil all benefit the various types of agriculture and enable the farmers to use the natural resources in order to produce impressive yields.
The most common crops are citrus, deciduous trees, sub-tropical orchards, vineyards, olive groves, flowers and field crops. The wines of the Golan are produced from local vineyards, which have won international prizes and are sold all over the world. In the field of animals, the Golan is characterized by dairy farms, cattle and sheep for meat, poultry and turkey and more.
Data indicates a development and growth in the extent of planting and adjustment of the species to changes in the country and around the world. In many of the Golan settlements, agriculture is still the major means for earning a living. The Golan has proved its ability to create developed, updated profiting agriculture and become a habitat of high-quality products.