Kfar Hanassi – Rosh Pina

In the heart of the Upper Galilee, between Rosh Pina and Safed, lies a rare and authentic land with remarkable potential.
Here, amid a landscape that blends agriculture and tourism on the rise, a collective project is taking shape — where reality meets vision.

This initiative goes beyond a simple land acquisition. It is part of a movement of convergence between landowners, investors, and regional development actors, committed to preserving nature while preparing a long-term, sustainable evolution.

Location

Located at the strategic junction between Safed and Rosh Pina, the area offers:

• Immediate proximity to two major centers of Israel’s spiritual and rural tourism.

• An exceptional panoramic view of Mount Meron, the Hula Valley, and the fertile hills of the Upper Galilee.

• Direct access to the Galilee Route, connecting northern Israel with Tiberias, Kiryat Shmona, and the entire Jordan Valley.

The site is registered under a private land registry (“Tabo prati”), ensuring traceability and legal clarity of property rights.
Although no construction permits are currently in force, the area’s configuration, the presence of professional stakeholders, and the ongoing feasibility studies make it a sector with strong development potential.

Strengths

One of the major strengths of this land lies in the caliber of its owners and partners — leading figures in Israeli development who together are initiating a thoughtful and long-term valorization process.

SIPORT Rosh Pina Ltd.

A recognized development company active in real estate promotion, tourism, renewable energy, and regional planning.
SIPORT Rosh Pina Ltd. holds part of the property rights and contributes to the structuring of local collective initiatives.
Its presence strengthens the credibility of the site and reflects a long-term commitment to enhancing the Safed–Rosh Pina area.

DVIR Ltd.

A historical actor in agricultural and land development in Israel, DVIR Ltd. is also listed among the rights holders of the same cadastral zone.
Its prudent, stable, and sustainable management policy gives the area a solid foundation and reflects the confidence of professional investors in its potential.

Together with other committed landowners, these companies share a common vision: to shape the development of the Galilee with respect for law, land, and time.

Participation and Perspective

Each participation corresponds to a minimum surface of 50 m², officially registered within the collective framework.
The goal is not merely speculative, but rather to establish a real, legal, and moral connection with a land of strong identity value.

This participation opens the door to an evolving development model, such as:

• Light agriculture, eco-glamping, or rural hospitality.

• Cooperative projects with community-oriented purposes.

• Clean energy and smart agriculture initiatives.

Without any regulatory promise, this approach nevertheless allows each participant to position themselves within an already active movement, alongside experienced and concrete stakeholders.

The Safed–Rosh Pina area has been under the radar of developers, tourism operators, and regional institutions for several years.
Land and environmental studies are conducted regularly, and the private cadastral projections (“Tabo prati”) confirm the stability and long-term attractiveness of the site.

No promise of constructibility is made — yet the local context, existing synergies, and the quality of the owners involved give this project a unique resonance: that of a solid anchoring in a strategically valuable area.

Nothing is guaranteed — yet much is already underway.
The alignment of interests, territorial coherence, and the involvement of leading stakeholders form a rare foundation for harmonious long-term evolution.

Historical Background

From Ottoman records to British land surveys, this land has long been mentioned as a place of cultivation and passage.
Even today, it retains its singular essence — a bridge between past and future, between memory and the building of a new chapter.

To participate in this project is to join a chain of transmission: to stand among those who choose to leave a mark — however modest — on a land of meaning, within a collective, structured, and forward-looking framework.