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moshav

NOUN
  1. a cooperative Israeli village or settlement comprised of small farms

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  • After being housed in transit camps, many of the immigrants were directed to agricultural settlements (moshavim) (Zadok 1985; Lisak 1999). Yemenite Women in Israel: 1948 to the Present Day.
  • Their acclimation in these rural settlements proved difficult due to both their lack of agricultural experience and their traditional social structure which went counter to the principles of the moshav. Yemenite Women in Israel: 1948 to the Present Day.
  • Unlike almost every other Israeli moshav, Meor Modiin had no basketball court nor soccer field.
  • 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.
  • From then until the day of her death, she immersed herself in work for the new wave of immigration, especially in teaching Mizrahi women on new moshavim. Devorah Dayan.
  • Kivel also worked with the sabra children in the moshav school of Tel Mond as a eurhythmics and folk dance teacher. Israeli Folk Dance Pioneers in North America.
  • The counseling department also provided counselors for kibbutzim, and later to moshavim, to help with growing vegetables. WIZO: Women's International Zionist Organization (1920-1970).
  • In fact, Israelis who established the 21 Jordan Valley settlements, for example, were primarily not religious settlers, but secular men and women who founded kibbutzim and moshavim for security reasons.
  • The pioneering moshavs and kibbutzes first planted vines in 1976, and initially the grapes were sold to the large coastal cooperatives.
  • Naomi lives on a peaceful, rural moshav in the middle of the Jezreel Valley, far from the Green Line.
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