Kibbutz Be'eri printing works back in business despite October 7 massacre

The people of Israel build, plant, and beautify; the invaders of October only kill and destroy.

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"Kibbutz Be'eri printing works back in business despite October 7 massacre. Yigal Shitrit, CEO of 'Messer'- Be'eri print subsidiary opens it back up."

 The Be'eri Printing Press: Israel's Print Shop (nli.org.il)  " When Levi Zrodinski (Zorea) made Aliyah to the Land of Israel from Ukraine in 1925, he could not have imagined that his vision and initiative would be realized in a kibbutz in the Negev. He couldn’t have foreseen how this small kibbutz would become a printing giant in Israel over time, turning into one of the most advanced print shops in the world.

"Levi, an enthusiastic Zionist, entrepreneur and industrialist, settled in the city of Haifa and established a successful print shop there. His idealistic and daring 18-year-old son, Lazar Zorea, was one of the group of pioneers who founded Kibbutz Be’eri." . . .

Be’eri Printers in the 1950s was located in the Kibbutz’s first stone structure (center). On the right – the granary. On the left, the water tower with the menorah designed by Lazar Zorea in the kibbutz’s early days. From Yigal Zorea’s blog ‘Lines and Dots’ (Kavim VeNekudot) (Hebrew)

Read the full story of this remarkable business, its community, and the people of Kibbutz Be'eri who built it all.  Israel's Print Shop

It is a pleasure to give these people a commercial in the hope that perhaps some business will come to them as a result. TD

"We all hope that Be’eri Printers, which is already up and running, can once again embody the pioneering spirit at the heart of the dear community of Be’eri. This enterprise can be the vanguard of efforts to rebuild all of the kibbutzim, towns and cities of the Gaza border region. They will rise, like a phoenix, from the ashes.

"You can support Be’eri Printers by ordering stickers, or by ordering pictures and picture albums from the “albume” website, a Be’eri Printers project. You can also visit the PIX website, another product of Be’eri Printers, where you can find different kinds of stamps, envelopes, stickers, signs, and more."

One has to wonder fearfully about the young Gaza boy who called his mother to brag that he killed ten Jewish people with his bare hands had been counting some employees of the print shop among his murders. TD