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Givat
Givat , a Hebrew word meaning hill, is part of the names of many settlements:
- Givat Asaf, an Israeli outpost settlement in the West Bank
- Givat Brenner, a kibbutz in the Center District of Israel
- Givat Ela, a communal settlement in northern Israel
- Givat Haim, a kibbutz located around 5 kilometres south of Hadera in Israel
- Givat HaMivtar, a Jewish neighborhood in northern Jerusalem
- Givat HaShlosha, a kibbutz in central Israel
- Givat Hen, a moshav in central Israel
- Givat Mordechai, a Jewish neighborhood in southwest-central Jerusalem
- Givat Ram, a neighborhood in central Jerusalem
- Givat Shaul, a neighborhood in western Jerusalem
- Givat Shmuel, a city in the Center District of Israel
- Givat Washington, also known as Beit Raban, a religious youth village in central Israel
- Givat Ze'ev, an Israeli settlement and town in the West Bank