Závrov

Závrov is a small, unincorporated community located in the Upper Galilee region of northern Israel. It is situated near the border with Lebanon and is part of the disputed territory often referred to as the Shebaa Farms. The exact origins of the name Závrov are unclear, though it is believed to be of Aramaic or Arabic derivation.

The area around Závrov is characterized by its hilly terrain, agricultural lands, and olive groves. Historically, the region has seen various inhabitants and periods of conflict due to its strategic location. Závrov itself is not a formally recognized settlement with a municipal structure, but rather a collection of dwellings and agricultural plots that have developed over time.

The economy of the residents in and around Závrov is primarily based on agriculture, with olive cultivation being a significant activity. The community is situated in a zone that experiences distinct seasons, influencing the agricultural calendar. Due to its proximity to the border, security considerations have historically played a role in the development and life of the area. Residents often rely on nearby larger towns for services and infrastructure. The landscape of Závrov is typical of the Galilee, with a blend of natural beauty and cultivated fields.