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	==Contacts==		==Contacts==
		+	ALBA REAL-ESTATE, local real-estate agent (Hebrew / English / Yiddish) -‏‪ 054-8446671 elbanadlan@gmail.com‬‏ https://elba.co.il/
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	Yehuda Orzel - 0583266836, orzelyehuda [@] gmail.com (resident)		Yehuda Orzel - 0583266836, orzelyehuda [@] gmail.com (resident)

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	Most members of the Kehillah own their homes.		Most members of the Kehillah own their homes.
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−	There is a new housing project of about 300 units marketed exclusively to the Kehillah, which will make for an all-Chareidi enclave at the entrance to the neighborhood. The prices start at 726K NIS for 3-room (2-bedroom) apartment, 790K NIS for 4 rooms, and 850K NIS for 5 rooms. Construction is slated to be completed by 2024. There are several Anglos who are buying apartments in this project.

	==Transportation==		==Transportation==

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 ==History==
-The Kehillah was established on Rosh Chodesh Elul 5772 (2012) by a core group of ten families of ''avreichim''. Since then there has been steady growth, and as of 2020 there are about 300 families.
+The Kehillah was established on Rosh Chodesh Elul 5771 (2011) by a core group of ten families of ''avreichim''. Since then there has been steady growth, and as of 2020 there are about 300 families.
 The Kehillah was established for the purpose of having more-affordable housing available for young Chareidi couples.
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 Yoel Berman - 053-319-1618, yberman613 [@] gmail.com (former resident)
-== Useful Links ==
+==Useful Links==
 [https://www.aviraderetzyisroel.org/post/paving-the-way Eretz Chemdah article - "Paving the Way"]

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	Yoel Berman - 053-319-1618, yberman613 [@] gmail.com (former resident)		Yoel Berman - 053-319-1618, yberman613 [@] gmail.com (former resident)
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		+	== Useful Links ==
		+	[https://www.aviraderetzyisroel.org/post/paving-the-way Eretz Chemdah article - "Paving the Way"]

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		+	[[File:Givat HaMoreh - quiet street of private houses.jpg\|thumb\|Quiet street of private homes]]
	[[File:Afula - view of city from the car.jpg\|thumb\|A view of the city of Afula]]		[[File:Afula - view of city from the car.jpg\|thumb\|A view of the city of Afula]]
	'''Giv'at HaMoreh''' (Hebrew: ####) is a neighborhood of Afula, detached from the main city. It is home to a ''kehillah'' of ''bnei'' Torah officially called HaKehillah HaToranit Giv'at HaMoreh, commonly known as "The Kehillah."		'''Giv'at HaMoreh''' (Hebrew: ####) is a neighborhood of Afula, detached from the main city. It is home to a ''kehillah'' of ''bnei'' Torah officially called HaKehillah HaToranit Giv'at HaMoreh, commonly known as "The Kehillah."

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 '''Giv'at HaMoreh''' (Hebrew: ####) is a neighborhood of Afula, detached from the main city. It is home to a ''kehillah'' of ''bnei'' Torah officially called HaKehillah HaToranit Giv'at HaMoreh, commonly known as "The Kehillah."
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 ==Shuls==
 There are several shuls that have predated the Kehillah. One is Ashkenazi (''nusach'' Sefard or Chabad), which serves the Ashkenazi non-Yeshivish population and some of the Kehillah members. All the others are ''nusach'' Edot Mizrach (Sephardic), and the members scale from traditional to fully observant.
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 ==Housing==
 [[File:Givat HaMoreh - old but very affordable semi-private apartments where many avreichim live.jpg|thumb|Old but very affordable semi-private apartments where many ''avreichim'' live.]]
 There is a wide variety of house types, ranging from apartment buildings to private villas. A small 3-room (2 bedroom) apartment can go for about 400K NIS, and a 4-room apartment from about 550K NIS. Monthly rent for a 3-room apartment can be about 1400 NIS, and a 4-room apartment can go for 1800 NIS. There is a lot of rent availability for 3-room apartments.

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 ==Population==
-[[File:Kehilla Gathering.jpg|thumb|The ''Kehilla'' celebrting a ''Chanukas Habayis'' in the shul Ohel Moshe.]]
+[[File:Kehilla Gathering.jpg|thumb|The ''kehillah'' celebrting a ''Chanukas Habayis'' in the Ohel Moshe shul|alt=]]
-The existing population before the coming of the Kehillah comprised of several different groups, including mostly-traditional Morrocan Jews, Russians, Ethiopians, and a sprinkling of Arabs or Druze. There was also a small presence of Chareidim.
+The existing population before the coming of the kehillah comprised of several different groups, including mostly-traditional Morrocan Jews, Russians, Ethiopians, and a sprinkling of Arabs or Druze. There was also a small presence of Chareidim.
 Though predominantly Litvish, the Kehillah includes different stripes of Chareidi ''bnei'' Torah, including a sizeable Sephardic element and several families of Yemenite background.
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 #'Ohel Moshe' is situated towards the top of Givat Hamoreh. A very big percentage of the Kehilla lives within very close proximity. There are currently over seventy minyonim taking place weekly. The shul's rov is Harav Binyomin Simcha Lang ''Shlita''.
 #'Minyan Avreichim' is situated towards the bottom of the Givah. The shul Rov is Harav Nossan Rotshild ''Shlita.'' Minyan Avreichim also houses the Kollel 'Kesser Torah'.
-#'Mishkan Yitzchak U'Meir' is the shul of the Kehilla for those who have the Minhag to daven Nussach Eidud Mizrach. Kollel Marganisa DeYakov is also in this shul.
+#'Mishkan Yitzchak U'Meir' is the Sephardic (Edot Mizrach) shul of the kehillah. The rav of the shul is Harav Refael Benschimol. Kollel Marganisa DeYakov is also in this shul.
 ==Chinuch==
-[[File:Givat HaMoreh - kids waiting to be taken home from cheider.jpg|thumb|Givat HaMoreh - kids waiting to be taken home from ''cheider'']]
+[[File:Givat HaMoreh - kids waiting to be taken home from cheider.jpg|thumb|kids waiting to be taken home from ''cheider''|alt=]]
 The Kehillah is served by a well-established ''cheider'', Derech Emes, which was founded under the aegis of Rav Aaron Leib Shteinman ''zt"l''. It preceded the Kehillah by several years and serves Chareidim living in a wide geographical area who are interested in a solid Chareidi ''chinuch''. The cheider follows the "Zichru" method, and has several hundred ''talmidim''.
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 ==Geography & Climate==
 The neighborhood is located on the slopes of a hill of the same name overlooking Emek Yizre'el (Jezreel Valley) from the northeast.
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 ==Housing==
 There is a wide variety of house types, ranging from apartment buildings to private villas. A small 3-room (2 bedroom) apartment can go for about 400K NIS, and a 4-room apartment from about 550K NIS. Monthly rent for a 3-room apartment can be about 1400 NIS, and a 4-room apartment can go for 1800 NIS. There is a lot of rent availability for 3-room apartments.
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 ==Transportation==
 The neighborhood is about a ten-minute car ride or twenty-minute bus ride from the Afula Central Bus Station, from where there is regular transportation to destinations all around the country, including to and from Yerushalayim about every hour of the day (Egged #953).

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 Rav Nosson Rotshild ''shlita'' is rav of the Kehillah. He had previously been on the staff of Yeshivas Geon Yaakov in Bnei Brak.
-Rav Lang ''shlita'' is a ''rosh kollel'' and ''moreh hora'ah''.
+Rav Lang ''shlita'' is a ''moreh hora'ah and rosh kollel'' of Kollel Ha'metzuyonim Behalocha.
 Rav Refoel Blum ''shlita'', a founder of the Kehillah, is ''rosh yeshivah'' of Yeshivah Gedolah of Afula in nearby Afula Illit. The ''mashgiach'', Rav Breuer ''shlita'', is also a member of the Kehillah.
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 The Kehillah currently has three shuls - one Sefardic and two Ashkenaz.
 ==Chinuch==