Haapalah / Aliyah Bet

On May 1, 1925, Kibbutz Givat haShlosha גבעת השלושה was founded by members from the HeChalutz movement from Klosobah.
Kibbutz Givat haShlosha גבעת השלושה was named for the three workers from Petach Tikvah, who, during World War I, were accused of espionage and were sent to prison in Damascus, where they were tortured and died in 1916.
The original location of the kibbutz was west of Petach Tikvah, near the intersection of present day Arlozorov and Tzahal streets, in Petach Tikvah.

Kibbutz Givat haShloshah גבעת השלושה was one of the kibbutzim where the Palmach trained, where weapons caches for Haganah. were hidden, and where the British Army attacked during Operation Agatha.

In 1952, as part kibbutz movement schism, kibbutz Givat haShloshah קיבוץ גבעת השלושה split up.
The members who joined the Union of Kibbutzim, after the schism, founded the kibbutz Einat, near Rosh haAyin.

In 1953, kibbutz Givat HaShloshah קיבוץ גבעת השלושה moved to its present location