Kfar Sheba

See also: Sheba (homonymy)

Kfar Sheba (in Hebrew: כפרסבא), whose name means “ village of the grandfather ”, is an Israeli city located in the Central District. Its population was in 2006 of 81 400 inhabitants, with 99,9 % of Jewish origin. The proximity of this city with the green line maintains this city under the threat of terrorist incursions coming from the West Bank.

Since the release of the the Second Intifada:

the November 4th 2002, a Attack-suicide made there 2 dead and 70 wounded.
the April 24th 2003, a second Attack-suicide made 1 dead and 13 wounded.

Twinnings

Bonds

Official site of Kfar Sheba
Site of the museum of Kfar Sheba

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