- A
member of a
kibbutz is
called a
kibbutznik (Hebrew: קִבּוּצְנִיק / קיבוצניק;
plural kibbutznikim or
kibbutzniks), the
suffix -nik
being of
Slavic origin...
-
kibbutz provoked strong reactions among many
filmgoers and critics. "The
kibbutzniks in the film
resemble bureaucrats and are
clearly divided into veterans...
- Meir's
daughter Sarah and her
friend Yael
Namir about their life as
kibbutzniks. They have
discussed the
complete collectivization of
property and related...
-
Golda Meir (née Mabovitch; 3 May 1898 – 8
December 1978) was an
Israeli politician who
served as the
fourth prime minister of
Israel from 1969 to 1974...
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Sayeret units due to its manpower,
which is
drawn primarily from
Israeli kibbutzniks,
moshavniks and
foreign volunteers. The
Palhan is
especially decorated...
- 28, 2022. Popper,
Nathaniel (January 21, 2009). "Big Love's
Resident Kibbutznik". Forward.
Retrieved April 28, 2022. Spence,
Rebecca (March 13, 2008)...
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financial help to
Gazans who came to the
kibbutz on work permits, and
kibbutzniks would often volunteer to
drive sick
Palestinians to an
oncology center...
- is a
knife pointing at me
personally and at my self-respect."
Local kibbutzniks were
outraged by the
destruction and, in
consultation with the tribal...
- by H****idic Jews. Kova
tembel Cloth hat worn by
Israeli pioneers and
kibbutzniks. Kufi A brimless, short,
rounded cap worn by
Africans and
people throughout...
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country that did not have a
former Arab po****tion."
Dayan combined a
kibbutznik's secular identity and
pragmatism with a deep love and
appreciation for...
