kibbutz

How To Use kibbutz In A Sentence

• Our first night is spent in one of the oldest kibbutzim in Israel, En Gev in the Golan Heights.
• Yet at the same time, especially since the baby boomers came on the scene, many American women have treated the experience of motherhood as an exercise in self-expression - indeed, they do so more fervently than the kibbutzniks.
• Explore the workings of democracy in a vibrant community; get to know the kibbutz through its leaders; learn about the history of the kibbutz movement.
• It wasn't until last year that the kibbutzniks of Degania, ardent Zionists, voted to build a synagogue.
• Though it was primarily oriented towards city workers, inhabitants of the communal kibbutzim and other semi-collective settlements (moshavim) also became members of the Histadrut. Histadrut.
• Below the trench is a lace negligee of barbed wire, all the barbed wire the kibbutz had in 1948, and beyond that are Egyptian tanks, just where they stopped when they could go no farther. Zion's Vital Signs
• Other studies of kibbutzim have found helping behavior between organizations that share ideologies.
• My idea was to be born again as a pioneer and hero on a kibbutz. Times, Sunday Times
• Two months ago, the author was invited to visit Israel and got a chance to experience the unique Israeli way of life in a kibbutz .
• The kibbutzniks have their own living units but meals are taken together in the communal hall.