About Revava

Founded in 1991 on the hills of western Samaria, Revava is a thriving community of religious pioneers. Named after the Biblical term “Revavot” referring to the blessings destined for the “tens of thousands” in the tribe of Ephraim (Deuteronomy 33:17), Revava is home to around 600 families. The community has become a destination point for young Israelis who are seeking a fresh start in the Biblical Heartland. A new neighborhood of prefabricated homes, funded by CFOIC Heartland donors recently provided vital housing for injured IDF veterans and displaced families from Israel’s south. Despite being surrounded by five hostile Arab villages and facing ongoing security threats, Revava’s residents remain firmly committed to their faith and mission to build and safeguard the Biblical Heartland.