Beitar
Since the times of Bar Kochba (63 C.E.), the city of Beitar has been synonymous with Jewish history and the indomitable Jewish spirit that refuses to succumb to outside forces.
Two thousand years ago, after the destruction of
the second Temple,
Beitar was the last Jewish stronghold to fall under oppressive Roman rule. Today this beautiful metropolis is now home to 35,000 people and growing every
day! Beitar boasts a municipal jurisdiction of 11,000 acres. Located
on the old Green Line that separated Israel from Jordan prior to
1967, it sits on a strategic geographic location - on the crossroads between
the Ezion Bloc and the Jerusalem Corridor. Modern Beitar is a beautiful and
thriving city and is a destination for so many new families, with hundreds
hailing from New York
and all around the United
States.
Projections predict that over 100,000 residents will call this home
within the next ten years. It’s populace
represents virtually every segment of Israel’s society where one can hear
Russian, Farsi, French, Yiddish and English spoken, a reflection of the
diversity of those that have made Beitar their home. Like its biblical predecessors, Beitar stands
for resilience in the face of adversity, growth in the face of challenges, and
most importantly; tradition, faith and family.
Mayor Pindrus, Israel’s youngest mayor, said in anticipation of visitors and tourists from abroad, “I look forward to welcoming everyone to the city of Beitar, where you will have the opportunity to witness the phenomenal growth of a city which helps ensure that Yesha will remain forever a part of the Land of Israel.” He added, “We are not here for ourselves as much as we are here for Am Yisroel. Our presence – and more importantly our growth, B”H tells our neighbors – and the world, that we as a people will not just rise to a challenge, but prevail over it as well.”
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