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Non-traditional Haggadah, by the united group, the [socialist] "Hacharut". Borochov Neighborhood Group. Included is a folded map of the Land of Israel, with markings of the "United Kibbutz" kibbutzim. The Borochov neighborhood is a neighborhood in Givatayim, the oldest of the six neighborhoods that were the basis for the establishment of the city. The neighborhood, which has been recognized as a heritage site in the Tel Aviv district, extends in the northwestern area of Givatayim and is bordered in the north by the Rashonim neighborhood in Ramat Gan, in the west by the Kiryat Yosef neighborhood. The neighborhood, named after Dov Bar Borochov, one of the founders of socialist Zionism, is the Hapoalim neighborhood (or the workers' neighborhood) which was the first to be established in the Land of Israel.

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