0 a farm or factory in Israel where profits and duties are shared and all work is considered equally important:
to work on a kibbutz
1 (in Israel) a place, usually a farm, where a group of people live and work and where all duties are shared
Any book on the early kibbutzim cannot but be a tribute to those who were so willing.
The residents of a remote agricultural settlement (' kibbutz '), aged 40 and over, were also included in the sample.
Many of the newly arrived individuals found in the kibbutz structure a source of political affinities to their leftist leanings.
Infant- adult attachments on the kibbutz and their relation to socioemotional development 4 years later.
They considered joining a kibbutz an indication of normality.
The entirety of these kibbutz museum projects is infused with hierarchy in the invention of otherness, and in the contrasts and continuities they promote.
Level 3 thus includes nouns such as army, business, camp, class, city, club, family, kibbutz, orchestra, school.
The medical teams and all professionals involved in absorption and in the mental hygiene project likewise conceived of the kibbutz as a preferred destination for the refugees.
