kibbutz

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The images of emaciated corpses seared themselves into Mr. Haldenwang’s consciousness and were one reason he volunteered to work in a kibbutz in Israel run by survivors of the 1943 uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto.

From New York Times

Now, the kibbutz has been privatized, and most residents work elsewhere.

From New York Times

The 10-acre swath of valley feels something like a bohemian enclave crossed with a kibbutz.

From Seattle Times

The prohibition applied to all Israelis, Jewish or Arab — but Jewish Israelis don’t really eat akkoub or, if they do, they’ll buy it from a kibbutz where it grows in orderly rows.

From New York Times

The tusk was found near a kibbutz on the central plain running parallel to Israel’s Mediterranean coast.

From Seattle Times