Eilot - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and Eilat
Religious Council, Rechov Eilat 409/4. POB 15. 08-637-6135. Michael Medina 057-771-7100 [Jan 2015]
Elot kibbutz is just north of Elat. (Other spellings used are Eilot and Eilat, but the official government transliterations are ELOT for the kibbutz and ELAT for the city on the Red Sea.)
Local Religious Council: Moshe Ben-Mekais (Chairman), Rehov Eilot 409/4, P.O.B. 15, Eilat 88000. Tel: 08-637-6135 / 6, home: 08-637-8180 [Jan 2015]
Elat Hevrat Kadisha: Address, Sderot Elot, Ta Doar 15, Elat 88100. Telephone, Mikhael Medina 057-7717100. Source: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [November 2009]
Beit Moed leKol Hai Elat Cemetery: Past Shchunat Elef, on Sheshet Hayamim Blvd. The cemetery is located about 2 km. north of the center of the town and operated by the Elat Hevra Kadish, a branch of the Elat Religious Council. The cemetery now has an office on the grounds and a sign. Beit Moed leKol Hai Elat is Hebrew for Elat Cemetery. Postal address, Elat Hevra Kadisha, Ta Doar 15, Elat 88100. Source:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [November 2009] 34.945 29.570
cemetery at Elot is west of the kibbutz, just outside the perimeter fence. Since the gate in the kibbutz fence is usually closed, you have a very healthy hike around from the entrance to the kibbutz on the east side, facing the Arava Highway. There is a very rough dirt road also that can lead you to the cemetery. I did not make an extensive survey of the burials, but I would guess there are about fifteen. There are no directional signs and no sign at the entrance to the cemetery. This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. [August 2013]