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Ein Dvir in memory of Dvir Emanueloff (in Givat Ze'ev)

In Hebrew: עין דביר ע"ש דביר עמנואלוף (בגבעת זאב)

Please note: We're not sure if the spring has water all year round, and the surrounding area is under construction. It's a good idea to check before you head out.

A small spring emerging from a cave that flows into a 3x5 m pool, 1.4 m deep. The spring is always full. There is a nikba (water tunnel) a few meters further up the hill.

Water and springs YesFree entry YesParking YesShaded PartlyCovered NoLit at night No

We don't have information yet about: Lookout, Public transport, Restrooms, Always open

How to get there

Access via HaYachmor Street in Givat Ze'ev

Covered? Lit?

Partially shaded, unlit

Tips from the community

About 30 meters south of the spot, you can clearly see the remains of a very large Crusader farm, as well as the beginnings of a hewn Second Temple-era burial cave. Similar farmhouses can be found at nearby Ein Salman, Ein Luza, Ein Jariyut, Ein e-Sultan (near Dolev), and Ein Jenan. From the parking, it's a steep 2-minute uphill walk on a dirt path to the spring. Please keep the place clean—down by the road (near the flat roundabout) there's a green dumpster specifically for this!

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