ISRAEL YOUTH AWARD PROGRAM

MAGHAR VILLAGE

MAGHAR VILLAGE

Maghar (Arabic: المغار, Hebrew: ר' ָע� -also al ,ַמגאר or ַמ�Maghar or Mghar; lit. the cave) is an Arab town in Israel's North District with an area of 19,810 dunams. Maghar achieved local council status in 1956. According to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics, there were 19,300 people living in Maghar at the end of 2007.

Maghar is a very old settlement, originally named "Zar" during the Roman period. It was two-thirds Druze and one third Christian and Sunni Muslim until 1852. Many olive and grape presses testify to a long history of agriculture in the area, in addition to the numerous hillside caves showing signs of ancient habitation.

The town of Maghar is entirely Arab with a diverse religious makeup of Druze (57%), Christians (23%), and Muslims (20%).[2] It is known for being the home of many current and reserve Druze IDF and Israel Police officers, and has recently seen construction of a new neighbourhood for demobilized soldiers. Many of the Druze find themselves at an economic disadvantage compared to their Christian and Muslim neighbours, who are not subject to compulsory military service.

MAGHAR YOUTH AWARD

2009

LEARNING AND HAVING FUN

VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

JOURNEY DOWN MOUNT MERON

COOKING AS A HOBBY - A GROUP ACTIVITY.

NAGAM AND TAMER FINISHED THE GOLD STAGE

GREETINGS APPRENTICES…

STUDIES SEMINAR 2010

YOUTH GROUPS MEETING .

MEDIATION PROGRAM WITH THE ASSOCIATION "SWAY"

PERSONAL INITIATION – ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS A

Hobby

• Nature Protection program

• Professional makeup

sport

• Course Cruises

• Sports program with Hany.

Voluntee

r community

• Voluntary public library

• Help classes.WORK PLANS FOR MAGHAR YOUTH AWARD

Travel challenge

• 21-25/02/2010 :Campaign Step gold silver phase

• Bronze Campaign will be in April

Rabbi cultural mediation program

• The purpose of the program: To train and provide program participants sign team youth coping tools, personal empowerment, making other differences .and building a community project :

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