Kfar Saba
Kfar Saba is a city in the center of the country, in the southern part of the Sharon Valley.
Translation of the name "Kfar Saba" - "the village of the grandfather". This name is mentioned by Josephus Flavius ​​as the name of the Greek city located here.
Lands in this area were acquired in 1892 with the help of Edmond James de Rothschild. They were used for agricultural purposes.
In 1913, twelve first houses were built in Kfar Saba. In 1937 there were about 3000 settlers living here.
In 1962, Kfar Saba received the status of a city.
There are many gardens and plantations in Kfar Saba. The standard of living in the city is above the national average.
In the eastern part of the city there is an industrial zone.
Municipality:
Weizmann 135
Tel. 09-7649123
The National Insurance Institute of Israel ("Bituah Leumi"):
Derech ha-Sharon 12
Tel. *6050, 12226050
Israeli Employment Service ("Lishkat Taasuka"):
ha-Tahana 5
Tel. 09-7473800
The Ministry of Interior ("Misrad ha-Pnim"):
Weizmann 140
Tel. 09-7630200
Israel Tax Authority:
"Mas Ahnasa":
Chernihovsky 14
Tel. 09-7610111, 09-7610100, Fax. 09-7417373
Israel Ministry of Construction and Housing:
Tel. 03-7632777, 03-7632806
Meir Hospital
Tel. 09-7472568, 09-7472312, 09-7471213
City streets and attractions near the city:
Winter in Kfar SabaThe old district of Kfar-SabaPark in Kfar SabaKfar Saba. City CenterKfar Saba. Memorial Garden Kfar Saba | The distance
(in straight line):
| to Jerusalem - | 52 km | | to Tel Aviv - | 16 km | | to Haifa - | 72 km | | to Beer Sheva - | 102 km |
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