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An aerial view over the streets, houses and trees of Midreshet Ben-Gurion, with a desert canyon and hills beyond.

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Businesses in Midreshet Ben-Gurion

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Businesses in Midreshet Ben-Gurion

A wide plate of hummus with olive oil, za'atar and chopped parsleyFor illustrationrestaurantHummus Intiחומוס אינתיMidreshet Ben-GurionA southern-style hummus place in Midreshet Ben-Gurion's village centre, open on weekdays and Friday morningsA deli counter with trays of cooked dishes: stuffed peppers, rice, stews and roasted vegetables.For illustrationcafé · deli or food makerKnaaniyaכנענייהMidreshet Ben-GurionA deli and café in Midreshet Ben-Gurion's village centre, open weekday mornings and FridayAn ibex standing in the Negev desertFor illustrationguest houseKrivine Guesthouseקריבין גאסטהוס15 Neve Tzin, Midreshet Ben-GurionA British-run bed and breakfast in the Neve Zin quarter of Midreshet Ben-Gurion, 50 metres from the cliff over Nahal Zin, with four self-catering units around a shaded garden and fishpondA beef burger with cheese and lettuce in a sesame bunFor illustrationbar · caféMakom LaShevetמקום לשבטMidreshet Ben-GurionA local bar in Midreshet Ben-Gurion's village centre that is also a burger place and a café, open in the eveningsRuined limestone walls at Avdat with an arched doorway and a smaller arched niche, standing open to a blue desert skyFor illustrationhotelSde Boker Field Schoolבית ספר שדה שדה בוקרMidreshet Ben-Gurion, above Nahal ZinThe field school of Midreshet Sde Boker, founded in the 1960s in Ben-Gurion's spirit, with rooms for families and groups above Nahal Zin and guided walks into the desertA green spring-fed pool curving between sheer white chalk canyon walls at Ein Avdat, with a narrow cleft in the rock at the far endFor illustrationhotel · caféSherman'sשרמנ'סDerech Metzuk HaTzinim, Midreshet Ben-GurionA 14-room desert guest house on the cliff edge over the Zin valley at Midreshet Ben-Gurion, built of wood and natural plaster around a hall that looks out to the mountains of EdomRuined limestone walls at Avdat with an arched doorway and a smaller arched niche, standing open to a blue desert skyFor illustrationguest houseVilla Adamaוילה אדמהMidreshet Ben-GurionA hand-built rammed-earth villa for up to ten guests at Midreshet Ben-Gurion, facing Nahal Havarim and the Zin desert, with a shaded paddling pool in the yard