Kibbutz
The kibbutz is Israel’s original start-up
Israel is called the “start-up nation.” But Tel Aviv start-ups aren’t the real core of the country’s success — kibbutzim are.
Israeli And Aboriginal Australian: An Odyssey Of Self-Discovery
The story of an adopted woman who went from Australia to Israel and back, discovering her past with each step of her journey.
Why The Idea Of An Egalitarian Kibbutz Was Always A Myth
“Kibbutzim were never egalitarian. They always relied on screening mechanisms to keep people out.”
Can Marijuana Be Cash Cow For Israel’s Kibbutzes?
KIBBUTZ ELIFAZ, Israel – By all accounts, Eilon Bdil has no personal interest in marijuana. But as the business manager of Kibbutz Elifaz, …
Masada And My Morning Meal, Israel Day 6
I earned my breakfast this morning, because this morning I set out at 4 a.m. with my son Teddy and hiked up to the top of Masada.
Faux Brooklyn Brownstone Rises 6,000 Miles Away in Only All-Chabad Kibbutz
In an otherwise deserted field at the center of this rural Israeli village, a Brooklyn brownstone presents an incongruous sight.
Bernie Sanders Should Embrace His Kibbutz Past — Not Shrink From It
Bernie Sanders’s time on a kibbutz affiliated with Hashomer Hatzair should be a proud talking point for the leftist candidate, not an embarrassment, A. Daniel Roth argues.
Does Bernie Sanders Still Champion Values of His Israeli Kibbutz?
Shaar Haamakim is proud to have hosted a U.S. presidential candidate who trumpets its principles. But the kibbutz’s association with a communist, Soviet-affiliated faction could hurt Bernie Sanders.
Bernie Sanders Stint at 'Stalinist' Kibbutz Draws Red-Baiting From Right
Bernie Sanders’s time at an Israeli kibbutz that was once a pro-Soviet stronghold quickly spawned a torrent of red-baiting from the right. Will the ugly accusations hurt the Democrat’s presidential campaign?
Inside the Kibbutz Where Bernie Sanders Lived and Learned Socialism
One of the biggest mysteries of the presidential campaign is now apparently solved.