Well

A facility created with the purpose of raising groundwater to the ground so that it is accessible to humans.
Water wells have existed since the dawn of history , , , and were usually established immediately upon the establishment of a new settlement, to provide water to the settlement (in modern times, there is often no need for a well and the water is transported through pipes from distant water sources).
Wells can be seen in the following places (some of which are no longer active): Givatayim , Kfar Malal , Holon , Gan Haim and many other settlements.

The pumping of water from the well can be done manually (the most basic form is a bucket tied to a rope), an Saqiyah well (Persian wheel, tablia) (the name of the well was given to it after the receptacles, which were filled with well water and emptied into the storage pond) which were usually operated by animals , , or by human powered pumps , wind , fuel electricity, or another form of energy.

Well house (farmstead)
Buildings built around the water wells, to protect the water sources, to store the pumping facilities and the working laborers.
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Pool

A reservoir of water for various needs: water storage, recreation and leisure, fish farming and more.

Water reservoir
Water is stored in the pool for later use. Many times the water comes directly from wells.
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Decorative
Pools that are usually found in public areas, and are used to decorate and diversify the environment.
In many cases, elements from nature are added to the pool: fish, plants and more
Ecological pools are pools of the last type that maintain an internal balance between their various components: water, plants, fish, etc. ,

Swimming pool
A pool designed for swimmers for sport and fitness. The water in these ponds is usually not suitable for drinking

Bathrooms
The pools in the bathhouses are used for bathing, in many cases there are pools with different temperature levels

Mikveh
Pools used for purification according to Jewish law: a woman at the end of her period, men before a visit to a holy place, and even for dishwashing (Hagalah) ,