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Xxxx-Lijst Met Parkenwouden V3.Indd Volledige lijst met JNF parken & wouden Aalders Expogé park, Mr. G.C. Nir Etzion/Haifa ELAL, Rood-Wit-Blauw park bij Be’er Sheva Ader park, Ds. J. Netiv Halamed Hé Elbaum park, Chaim Lejb Nir Etzion/Haifa Amerongen-Cosman woud, van Neve Ilan Elkan-Kets de Vries park Givat Hamoreh Apeldoorn, het Verzetspark bij Lahav/Yatir Elzas-Fuldauer park, Frits en Hannie Yatir Apeldoornsche Bosch park, het Yatir Engelsman jr. park, S.G. Yatir Arkel park, Gerrit Pieter van Yatir Ereira park, Chazzan Harry Cabri/Naharia Aronson park, Lex Modi’in bij Lod Ernster Woud, Lars en Edith Yatir Artsenwoud Taoz/Jeruzalem Evers park, Sem Gush Etzion Aussen Memorial park Yatir Eijgelaar park, Laurens Geert Samuel Beth Shemesh Beatrix woud, Koningin Kafr Kana/Nazareth Falkenstein park, Dr. Ludwig Messilat Zion Berlinger park, Opperrabbijn Elieser Kfar Zecharia Feisser-Geervliet bos Yatir Bierhorst park, Franja Yatir Fleischmann-Hock park, Moritz & Ida Nir Etzion Blik park, Sander Hendrik Nir Etzion/Haifa Fleischmann Park Nir Etzion Blits-Vadder park, Herman & Mary Givat Hamoreh Frank park, Simon Isaac van Nir Etzion/Haifa Bloemendaal park, Max & Lenie tussen Givat Ada Frankfort Park Elisabeth Nir Etzion/Haifa en Tsomet Barkai Frankfort-Pach park, Sara Iksal/ Nazareth Blokland park, Jacobus & Gerda Nevé Ilan Frenkel Frank park, Gregor Yatir Blokland-Grooters Park, Thomas Nevé Ilan Fruytier park, Jacobus Givat Hamoreh and Willy “ Gaasterlân-Sleat park Yatir B’nai B’rith woud bij Jeruzalem Gam Jachad park Bet Qeshet/berg Tabor Bolle park, Freddy Kfar Zecharia Gelderen-Simons park,Aleida van Nir Etzion/Haifa Boom park, Ds. Willem ten Nir Etzion/Haifa Gelderland park Givat Hamoreh Brautigam park bij Be’er Sheva Godschalk park,Curaçao.Marshal Steven Yatir Breda park Nir Etzion/Haifa Goldberg park, Fam.Eva & Marius Beth Shemesh Briët-van Nievelt park Givat Hamoreh Goudeket park, Dr. Maurits Migdal Tefen Bruijne woud, Margaretha C. de Yatir Goudsmit Park Yokne’am Buijs park, Dr. Jules Taoz/Jeruzalem Graaff park, Dr. Frank de Yatir Caransa park Yatir Griekspoor park, Jan Givat Hamoreh Carmel National park Haifa Haifa Groningen park Galilea Cassuto park, Shlomo Cas Nevé Ilan Groot park, Philip en Susi de Yatir Christenen voor Israel park Givat Hamoreh Grooters park, Albert & Adriana Nevé Ilan Christoffel park Nederland Migdal Ha’emek Guggenheim park, Paul Yatir Cohen park, Dr. A.M. Nir Etzion/Haifa Gunning park, Dr. C.P. Biriya/Safed Cohen park, Clara Roza Yatir Gurion woud, David Ben Sde Boker/Negev Cohen park, Dr. E.A. Taoz/Jeruzalem Haarlem park Kfar Zecharia Cohen park, G.G. Yatir Haas van Dorsser park, Huib de Yattir Cohen park, Lea Tsomet Golani Halverstad park, Stella Givat Hamoreh Cohen-de Haaff park, Jetty & Nap Yatir Hamburger park, B.A. bij Lahav/ Yatir Cohen-van Wezel park Ein Hod/Nir Etzion Hamburger-Beversluis park Tarom/Tzurah Cohen Paraira park, Maurits Benjamin Holland Hill/Be’er Sheva Hamburger-van der Perk park Tarom/Hulda Coster park, A. & C. Nir Etzion/Haifa Harlingen park Givat Hamoreh Dam park, Jacques van Yatir Hart park, Justus bij Lahav/Yatir Davids park, Henriëtte Nir Etzion/Haifa Hart-Zaller park, Judith ‘t Yatir Davids park, Louis Sasa Heilbron woud, Familie Nir Etzion/Haifa Deo Cantemus park Nevé Ya’akov Helpman park, Mordechai bij Jeruzalem Diesveld park, Peter & Dini Givat Hamoreh Henselijn park, Salomon & Dina Givat Hamoreh Drielsma park, Mr. Max Nir Etzion/Haifa Herzberg park, Mr. Abel J. Givat Hamoreh Dwinger park, Sal Yatir Hertzberger park Yatir Eben Haëzer park Givat Hamoreh Herzl woud, Theodor Ben Shemen/Lod Eck park, Dr. H.J. van bij Be’er Sheva Hessen park, van Nevé Ilan JOODS NATIONAAL FONDS BRENGT ISRAEL TOT BLOEI Hillesum park, Etty Givat Hamoreh Markus Stichting park Nevé Ilan Hond park, Sam & Jannie de Yatir Markuszower park, Zwi Yatir Hosjana park Yatir Martelaren woud Beit Meir/Jeruzalem Hijman-Kuyt park, Rebecca Nir Etzion/Haifa Matteman park, Els & Chel Beth Shemesh International Friendship Forest Carmel/Haifa Meerschwam park, Symcha tussen Nevé Ilan I.P.C. park (Israel Producten Centrum) Givat Hamoreh en Abu Gosh Isaac park, Arthur & Frits Lahav Meir park, Golda Revivim/Negev Isidor park, Dr. E. Nir Etzion/Haifa Menko park, Arthur N.J. Netiv Halamed Hé Israel Ricardo park, Rabbijn B. Carmel Minnaar park, A.J. (=Ein Nitsachon park) Yatir Jaeger park, Familie Nebi Joshua Mogroby park, Abraham Ch. Taoz Jeruzalem J.B.C. Het Gooi park Givat Hamoreh NCRV woud (incl.Pelgrim Groeibos) Ein Dor/Tabor Joodse Ontspanningsvereniging Haarlem Sasa Nederlandse woud Adulam Jong park, Salomon de Yatir Nederlandse-Antillen park Netiv Halamed Hé Juliana woud, Koningin Kafr Kana Nazareth Nederland-Israel woud tussen Nevé Ilan Jungerman-Komkommer park, bij Jeruzalem en Abu Gosh Eva & kind. Nijkerk park, Benno & Hugo Nir Etzion/Haifa Kaiser-van der Spruijt woud Yatir Nijveen park, Charles Yad Mordechai Kanel-Bregman park Nir Etzion/Haifa “Onbekende Kinderen Park”, het Yatir Kanner Park, Meyer Ben Shemen/Lod Paasheuvel park Nir Etzion/Haifa Katan Park, Elkan Yatir Pabon & Evert Arends park, Inez Even Yitzhak Katan woud Yatir Pais-de Metz park Givat Hamoreh Keesing-Peekel park, Isaac & Marianne Nir Etzion & Yatir Paktor park Nevé Ilan Keistad park Amersfoort Givat Hamoreh Panofsky park Givat Hamoreh Kennedy park, President John F. bij Jeruzalem Perels-Boas park, Marianne Nir Etzion/Haifa Kers-Keizer park, Klara Nir Etzion/Haifa Polak park, Lodewijk Max Netiv Halamed Hé Kinderwoud Goren Polak park, Louis Ph. Nir Etzion/Haifa Kisch-Houthakker park, Ina Mathilde Ein Hashofet/Haifa Polak park, Wim Pardes Channah Klein park, Mary Yatir Polak Daniëls park, Dr. A. Nir Etzion/Haifa Klunder park, familie Johannes Givat Hamoreh Pronk park, Arie Givat Hamoreh Kok park, Arno & Benno bij Jeruzalem Rabenou park, Moshe tussen Nevé Ilan König-Wagner park Yokneam/Haifa en Abu Gosh Konijn park, A.A. kibboets Ami-Ad Rabin woud, Yitzhak bij Jeruzalem Koopman park Yatir Rappaport park, Dr. O.C. Nir Etzion/Haifa Koudijs Park, Gijsbert Kfar Uriyah Raptschinsky-Person park, Mascha Nir Etzion/Haifa Krant-Waterman park, Meijer & Netty Yatir Reichmann park, Hans Werner Yatir Kremers park, Dr. Sjeng Givat Hamoreh Rodrigues Pereira park, kibboets Lavi Krop-Hanken park, Doret & Eric Nir Etzion/Haifa Chacham Salomon Kuiper-Heuvelink parken, Ds. Frits Ben Shemen/Lod Rotterdam park Nir Etzion/Haifa en mevrouw M.A. Russische Joden, woud der Modi’in/Lod Kukenheim park, Jules Netiv Halamed Hé Sajet park, Dr. Ben H. Givat Hamoreh Lange Heimans, Joseph de en Betty Nir Etzion/ Sajet Park, Jaap en Betty Yatir Siebzehner park Haifa Schipper park, Hessel bij Eilat Landau de Vries Park, familie Nachal Afshan, Be’er Sheva Scholte park, Greet Yatir Leeuwarden park Givat Hamoreh Sedek park Yatir Leever park Givat Hamoreh Simons park, Levie Nir Etzion/Haifa Lekkerkerker park, J. & J.C. Givat Hamoreh Sleven Epstein Park, Jacques-Edith Yatir Léons park, Max & Lia bij Lahav/Yatir Slosser-de Vries park, Lou & Leni Beth Shemesh Lesser park, Hugo & Herta Messilat Zion Smit-Melkman park, Sara & Levi Nir Etzion/Haifa Levie park, Theo (Groningen) Yokneam/Haifa Snoek park, Vivian & Jacques Yatir Levie park, Levie de (Rotterdam) Nir Etzion/Haifa Soetendorp woud, Rabbijn Dr. Jacob Kfar Zecharia Levie-Philips park, Inge Yatir Sondervan park, Philip A. Biriya/Safed Lief zijn park, voor allen die je Yatir Spanjaard-van Gelder Park, Elyakim/Haifa Lieme park, Nehemia de Sde Nehemia Salomon Jacob & Sara David Maccabi woud Modi’in bij Lod Speijer park, Dr. E.A.M. Yatir Marchand park, dames Nir Etzion/Haifa Spitz park, Gideon Givat Hamoreh JOODS NATIONAAL FONDS BRENGT ISRAEL TOT BLOEI Stad Hulst park Givat Hamoreh Steenwijk park Har Devorah (bij Nazareth) Stern-Ostberg park Givat Hamoreh Stork park, familie Yatir Sufott park, Ambassadeur Zev & Mary Yatir Swelheim Woud,Isaac en Anna Yatir Swelheim Woud, Reinsk Yatir Szczypior woud, Moshe & David Martelaren woud Teesing park, M. Yatir Thijn park, E. van Yatir Troostwijk park, S.I. Nir Etzion/Haifa Tugendhaft park, Isaac Nir Etzion/Haifa Urker park Givat Hamoreh Van der Vegte-Wollstein park, Charlotte Nir Etzion/Haifa Vermeulen Memorial, Jonathan Outlook, Yatir Voogd park, Joop Givat Hamoreh Vorst-van Leeuwen park, H.B. & K. Ya’ar Menashe/ Meggido Vredeswoud bij Jeruzalem Vries park, Rob de Nir Etzion/Haifa Vuysje park, Annie (Carmel) Kerem Maharal Wachtel woud Yatir Wagenvoort park Yatir Wallenberg woud, Raoul Noord-Israël Weeteling park, Jan Givat Hamoreh Wertheimer woud, Jószef Yatir West park, Hartog & Vogelina Nir Etzion/Haifa & Anna Berta v. Westerhuis park, Agatha Yatir Westerweel woud, Joop Even Yitzhak Wied park, Simon de Nir Etzion/Haifa Wied-Visser Park, Izaak & Carolina de Yatir Koningin Wilhelmina woud Kafr Kana/Nazareth W.I.Z.O. woud bij Haruvit Wolff park, Sam de West-Galilea Woudstra woud, Gerrit Yatir Wyler park, Joel Givat Hamoreh Yatirwoud in de woestijn Yatir Zeeland park Nir Etzion/Haifa Zegerius park, Elizabeth Ein Zetim Zilversmit-Marx park, Nir Etzion/Haifa Dr. Willy & Fernande Zoeklicht woud Ranen/Be’er Sheva JOODS NATIONAAL FONDS BRENGT ISRAEL TOT BLOEI.
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