Be'er Ya'akov

Be'er Ya'akov is a town with local council repute in important Israel, near Ness Ziona and Rishon Lezion. The town has an area of 8,580 dunams, and had a populace of 22,851 in 2017. Be'er Ya'akov was hooked up in 1907 on 2,000 dunams of land bought by way of a company headed by way of Meir Dizengoff from a Lutheran German colony the preceding year. It turned into divided into sectors, one for immigrants from Russia, Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Argentina, and Iran, and the opposite for Mountain Jews from Dagestan. It became named after Ya'akov Yitzhaki, a rabbi and pioneer from the Mountain Jewish community.

Yitzhaki headed the Mountain Jewish pioneers who settled there. In 1909, there were 25 families residing in Be'er Ya'akov, and tensions among the Ashkenazi and Dagestani households. In 1910, the primary essential school was installed. According to a census conducted in 1922 by means of the British Mandate government, Be'er Ya'akov had 131 population, which had extended within the 1931 census to 265 residents in 58 houses. By 1947, it had a populace of 400. It completed local council fame in 1949.