You can see the border now and the border that will be. The difference between the new border and the old border is the difference of five to ten minutes of them climbing up to the kibbutz, cutting the fence of the kibbutz, and I am the first one to be hurt, me and my family, of course. That's the difference. Misgav am has known a lot of hard times. This is a kibbutz, a communal village.
Members equally share the income from their work.
On one side Misgav Am faces the Lebanese border, on the other side, Misgav Am faces the it looks down at Israeli towns in the Hula Valley. By looking at the mountaintop, Misgav Am residents are safeguarded from the inhabitants below. Rafi Telem is a manager in the medicinal gauze factory. He has lived in Misgav Am 38 years. When Rafi came here, there were 70 members and their families.