A greeting leaf for the 'Valley Holiday' from Kfar Ruppin to the settlements of the Jezreel Valley, on the occasion of the celebration of the 20th anniversary of the beginning of settlement in the valley. The letter was written in the midst of the Holocaust with a reference to the difficult events, and on the other hand, hope in the Land of Israel being built. written by a scribe - ink on parchment - Eretz Israel [1941]. rare.
The greeting was written in the midst of the Holocaust and opens with the words: "In these days of horrors, days immersed in streams of blood and tears… and strewn with destruction, killing and destruction…". And in contrast to the destruction, the land being built and the Jezreel Valley in particular:
"The great light of the settlement enterprise in the Jezreel Valley is emerging and rising twenty years ago, and it has been expanding ever since ...folds in it the memories of the past and carries with it the hopes of Israel for the future". The special nature of the settlements in the valley is described in detail below,
"Those who advocate self-work, mutual aid, a life of sharing, justice and equality." The letter ends with wish at the difficult time for the people of Israel Let the killing in the world stop, and the great oppressors of Israel will die.
35x25 cm. Very good condition.
