Har HaAri

Har HaAri (Hebrew: הר הארי, meaning "Mount Lion") is a moshav shitufi (a type of cooperative agricultural settlement) located in the Upper Galilee region of northern Israel. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Misgav Regional Council.

Geography and Demographics: Har HaAri is situated on a mountain ridge, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. As of the latest available data, it is a relatively small community, characterized by a close-knit atmosphere. The population typically consists of families and individuals drawn to the area's natural beauty and communal lifestyle.

History: Established in 1980, Har HaAri was founded by a group seeking to create a community based on cooperative principles and a connection to the land. The moshav's name, "Mount Lion," is likely inspired by the region's history, landscape, and perhaps aspirational qualities of strength and resilience.

Economy: The economy of Har HaAri is primarily based on agriculture and tourism. Agricultural activities include the cultivation of various crops, as well as livestock farming. Tourism plays a significant role, attracting visitors seeking to experience the tranquility of the Galilee and explore the region's attractions. Some residents may also work in nearby towns and cities.

Community Life: Har HaAri emphasizes community involvement and mutual support. Shared resources and decision-making processes are hallmarks of the moshav shitufi structure. Social and cultural events contribute to a strong sense of belonging among residents.