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Golan is an ancient and distinctive Hebrew name carrying profound geographical and historical significance. The name originates from the Hebrew word "golah" or "galah," referring to a circle, wheel, or encircled area. In the Bible, Golan is mentioned as one of the cities of refuge allocated to the tribe of Levi in Bashan, in the region east of the Jordan River. The city of refuge Golan served as a sanctuary for those who killed accidentally, and was part of a unique legal and moral system established by Moses. The geographical location of ancient Golan was in the area of today's Golan Heights, an impressive mountainous region overlooking the Sea of Galilee and the Hula Valley. In the modern context, the name Golan has acquired special national and Zionist significance. The Golan Heights is a strategic and vital region for Israel's security, captured in the Six-Day War and becoming an integral part of the state. The area is characterized by stunning landscapes, rich nature, and important water sources that feed the Sea of Galilee. The name Golan evokes associations of strength, power, and deep connection to the land. It symbolizes the Jewish people's historical connection to all parts of the land, from biblical times to the present day. Parents choosing this name for their child express a connection to Zionist values, love of the land, and a sense of belonging to the national heritage. The name Golan also carries connotations of courage and protection. Just as the ancient city of refuge provided shelter and protection, so too does the modern Golan Heights serve as a shield and wall for the State of Israel. The name suits a child whose parents wish to bestow upon him a sense of security, stability, and inner strength. It conveys presence, reliability, and steadfast character. Additionally, the name is short, strong, and easy to pronounce, making it a practical and attractive choice. Golan is a name that combines ancient past with living present, biblical history with contemporary Israeli reality, and is particularly suitable for families seeking a name with deep meaning and clear connection to Israeli identity.

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Joshua 21:27 - And Golan in Bashan from the tribe of Manasseh

In Kabbalah, the name Golan symbolizes circularity and connection to earthly forces. The letter Gimel represents might and greatness, while the letters Lamed and Nun allude to learning and giving. The name carries energy of spiritual protection and deep connection to roots. The gematria value of Golan indicates balance between spiritual and physical power, and the ability to serve as refuge and source of support for others.

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Golan Azulai (Israeli actor) | Golan Ezra (Israeli footballer) | Golan Sharshevsky (Israeli musician and producer)

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