A kibbutz is a collective community in Israel that traditionally emphasizes communal living, shared resources, and cooperative work. Members typically share responsibilities such as farming, education, and childcare, fostering a sense of equality and collaboration. Many kibbutzim operate on socialist principles, where profits are distributed equally among members, and decision-making is often democratic. While some kibbutzim have modernized and incorporated more individualistic elements, the core values of community and cooperation remain central to their lifestyle.
On a Kibbutz.
They are known as a 'Kibbutz'. The plural is "Kibbutzim".
You can stay on a kibbutz as long as you want to.
Ravenna Kibbutz was created in 2007.
Kibbutz Degania Alef was the first kibbutz founded in the Jordan Valley of Israel in 1909 by a group of Jewish pioneers.
Kibbutz (קיבוץ).
Degania Aleph was the first Kibbutz in Israel founded in 1909 by a group of Jewish pioneers. The first religious kibbutz was Ein Tzurim, founded in 1946.
If I am not mistaken it is a kibbutz near Jerusalem called Kibbutz Gezer
Kibbutz is "Hebrew". It means a collective farm or settlement in the State of Israel. Actually the word Kibbutz is a Hebrew word that means to gather.
A kibbutz is like a commune. People share responsibility for chores, maintenance and food production.
As far as I know there is no Kibbutz in Asia, unless you believe that Israel is a part of Asia.
Kibbutz (ki-BOOHTS)