Hey Israel Story listeners, it's Mishi.

So our last science-yield-delivered episode was all about Mordichai Shatni, who, as you

might recall, was one of the founders of Kibbutz and Harod, in the Jezrael Valley, midway

between Afula and Beccian.

In 1952, a fierce ideological split divided and Harod, into two separate Kibbutzim and

Harod Ikhud, and Enharod Mehukhad.

And that's also when, as Shatni's daughter, Rakhel Ophreiau, Shatni, told us, their family

left the Kibbutz.

My parents went out of Enharod because there was a big ideological crisis.

The Kibbutzim and Harod's son, Harod, was in the first place in the second half of the

Kibbutzim and took the Kibbutzim to the Kibbutzim and took the Kibbutzim to the Kibbutzim

and took the Kibbutzim and Harod's son to the Kibbutzim and Harod's son to the Kibbutzim

and there was a time when, as he said, the political leader of the Israeli community.

They went to Jerusalem and said why he decided to leave.

It was really wrong this season.

They had nothing after 26 years in Enharod, nothing.

Speaking to Harod, it was clear to us that, though it's been more than 70 years, that

Rift is still alive and raw.

And to give you a bit more context and background about the breakup of Enharod, we wanted to share

this story, united we fall, which we aired back in 2016.

We'll be right back.