The kibbutz was established in 1952 by members of Kibbutz Givat Hashlosha and Ramat Hakovesh who left their kibbutzim following the split in the United Kibbutz Movement. At the end of 1950, members of Mapai in Givat Hashlosha, who were a minority in the kibbutz on the seventh day of the transition to the kibbutz lands in Nazala, demanded that they take advantage of the opportunity to split the kibbutz and establish two points. The cornerstone was laid for the new kibbutz [4]. At first, Kibbutz Givat Hashlosha was called Kibbutz Givat Hashlosha of Kibbutz Hameuchad or Givat Hashlosha-Ramat Hakovesh, because of joining a group of leftist Mapai settlers from Ramat Hakovesh. [5] The government names committee gave the kibbutz the name Einat [6] ], Because of its proximity to the sources of the Yarkon River.nn
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