Our activities
Purchasing land
Ever since our forefather Abraham, the first Jew, who bought land from Ephron the Hittite to bury his wife, Sarah our Matriarch, Jews have been involved in redeeming the Land of Israel by purchasing areas for agriculture and housing. This is true throughout history – certainly from the onset of modern Zionism, with purchases in the Galilee, along the coast and in the south, in the early State days, and even more so once Judea and Samaria were liberated.
Protecting C Areas
By setting up an agricultural farm, positioning guards and reporting to the enforcement authorities, we will protect C areas and State-owned lands. This demands persistence, determination, courage and resources. Admata sees itself as the pioneer in protecting C areas.
Who will benefit from Admata's activities?
The answer is of course the Jewish people, whose finest sons (yes, there is still a concept like that, even in 2021) will redeem the lands in our country with their own two hands and feet.
Individuals and families will settle the lands we will rescue from foreign hostile control and purchase. There are many young people in the Land of Israel who see their destiny in protecting and settling the country.
Bigger cause
It is important to note that the majority of Admata’s activities take place in Judea and Samaria, since that is currently most critical. At the same time though, we should remember there are many areas in the Galilee and the Negev crying out for Jewish residents, so we hope that when the time is right, we will be able to find the strength and the resources for these important regions too. All of these lands are part of the Land of Israel promised to the Jewish people.
In conclusion, let us remind ourselves again that the Land of Israel belongs to the people of Israel, the Jewish people. That is what the Almighty decreed and so shall it be!
And let us remember that the world’s nations approved this promise – miraculously – on two separate occasions:
– The Balfour Declaration of 1917, which promised the establishment of a Jewish State within the realm of the British Mandate in the Land of Israel.
– The San Remo Conference in 1920, in which the League of Nations decided on the Jewish people’s right to build its home anew in the Land of Israel.