by ראובן שפי-גל Reuven Shefi-Gal

This writer has been residing in Bet Shemesh and Ramat Bet Shemesh in Israel for many years and has watched the city of Bet Shemesh experience great growth from a small local council with 11,000 residents, into a flourishing city with a nearly 100,000 population. As any tremendous change that is experienced, one must consider well the seemingly small matters that together make a big difference. One such issue, here in Israel, is understanding the fine print of the relationship between the Arab neighbors that supply the construction and other manual labor that accompanies the city's growth. For example, Bet Shemesh has become a stalking ground for thefts and too often the victims are those that come to live here, simply because their movements are open to the wrong eyes. So when you bring a mover to your home, it really does matter who are the moving laborers and other workers that become aware that a new, exposed member of the community has moved in. Choosing the right moving company makes a difference in the crime rate in general, to the risk one personally takes, and the eventual value of one’s home and quality of life.

Keren David Movers, as a point to notice, will only hire trusted Jewish workers with professionalism, and have been trained to be responsible, thorough, and experienced. Yonatan Hass, the founder and active manager, is himself a Torah Jew, Shomer Shabbat, who sees his business as a messenger of Hashem (The Lord) to spread love and trust, while being fully aware of the sensitivities in moving to a new home.