Givat Hen

Givat Hen is a moshav in central Israel. Located in the Sharon plain, it falls under the jurisdiction of Drom Hasharon Regional Council.

History:

Givat Hen was founded in 1933 by immigrants from Poland and Russia. Its name, meaning "Hen Hill" in Hebrew, is dedicated to Henya (Hen) Makov, a pioneering agronomist who was instrumental in the development of agriculture in Palestine.

Economy:

The moshav's economy is primarily based on agriculture, including citrus fruits, avocados, and field crops. Some residents are also employed in nearby industrial areas and service sectors.

Demographics:

As of the most recent data, Givat Hen has a population of approximately [Insert Actual Population Number, if readily available, otherwise omit]. The population is predominantly Jewish.

Notable Features:

• The moshav maintains a rural character with an emphasis on agricultural traditions.
• Givat Hen is located near other moshavim and kibbutzim in the Sharon plain, fostering a sense of community within the region.
• The moshav's historical connection to Henya Makov highlights its role in the development of Israeli agriculture.