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Interior of a synagogue housed in a caravan in Neve Yaakov , Jerusalem , Israel .1A caravan ( ; pl. קראוואנים, caravanim ) is an Israeli term referring to a trailer -type, pre-fab facility used as a living space, school classroom, synagogue , or community center.2Constructed of aluminum or other metal siding with a corrugated metal roof, caravanim are often attached to cement-block bases. They are not insulated but can be outfitted with heating and air-conditioning units, water lines, recessed lighting, and floor tiling to function in a full-service capacity. The establishment of caravanim on disputed land in Israel by Jewish activists is considered the first step toward the establishment of a settlement . In its initial stage of a few caravanim , the establishment is called an "outpost." As more settlers move in, the establishment is upgraded to the more common political term, "settlement." Alternately, caravanim have been established on disputed land in Israel by Arab activists as a sign of protest over land rights.3
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Posting of caravan in Mitzpe Hila , Israel, 1982 Caravan ( ; pl. קראוואנים, caravanim ) is an Israeli term referring to a portable building used as a living space, school classroom, synagogue , or community center. Constructed of aluminum or other metal siding with a corrugated metal roof, caravanim are often attached to cement-block bases. They are not insulated but can be outfitted with heating and air-conditioning units, water lines, recessed lighting, and floor tiling to function in a full-service capacity. The establishment of caravanim on disputed land by Jewish activists is considered the first step toward the establishment of an Israeli settlement . In its initial stage of a few caravanim , the establishment is called an "outpost." As more settlers move in, the establishment is upgraded to a "settlement". Alternately, caravanim have been established on disputed land by Israeli and Palestinian activists as a sign of protest.Some 150 troops break into caravan built near West Bank village to protest construction of separation fence" .
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Posting of caravan in Mitzpe Hila , Israel, 1982 Caravan ( ; pl. קראוואנים, caravanim ) is an Israeli term referring to a portable building used as a living space, school classroom, synagogue , or community center.
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Israeli term referring to a portable building Posting of caravan in Mitzpe Hila , Israel, 1982 Caravan ( ; pl. קראוואנים, caravanim ) is an Israeli term referring to a portable building used as a living space, school classroom, synagogue , or community center.
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Israeli term referring to a portable building Posting of caravan in Mitzpe Hila , Israel, 1982 In Israel , portable buildings are called caravans ( Hebrew : קרוואן ; pl. קרוואנים, caravanim ).They may be used as a living space, often temporary, school classroom, synagogue , or community center.Campervans , RVs , and camper trailers may also be called "caravan" in Israel.
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