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kibbutz

[ki-boots, -boots] / kɪˈbʊts, -ˈbuts /
NOUN
collective farm
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The writer and director Hagai Levi saw it as a teenager, on Israeli public television, during a stint on a kibbutz.

From New York Times

Despite those obstacles, the protesters moved from the kibbutz down the road to launch their flotilla from that unblocked spot and later disembarked near the kibbutz cemetery.

From New York Times

Given the name Sarit, the little girl grew up on a kibbutz in Israel without any family.

From Washington Post

One screen tracked rocket launches from Gaza and a possible hit on a kibbutz in southern Israel.

From New York Times

For hundreds of thousands in communities in southern Israel — cities, towns, kibbutzim and farming villages — air raid sirens have been unrelenting as missiles rain down.

From Seattle Times