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Kibbutz Ein Gedi - Eliyahu Hershkovitz - 26092011
Kibbutz Ein Gedi accepts its first new members in 15 years

Prior to Sunday, the average age on the kibbutz was 62. Now, with the new, younger members, the community has expanded by almost 20 percent and the average age has gone down to 52.

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kibbutz - Gil Eliyahu - June 20 2011
Once Labor's heartland, kibbutzim find they are no longer political hothouses

The number of Labor members in kibbutzim nationwide has dwindled to a mere 7,610, but they still comprise 11.5 percent of the party's members.

by Eli Ashkenazi 0 comments
Kibbutz Movement Yoel Marshak
Kibbutz Movement urging ex-soldiers to settle in West Bank

Goal is 'to keep state lands in the hands of Jews and provide security to individuals sent there by the state and the Kibbutz Movement.'

by Akiva Eldar and Chaim Levinson 0 comments
Latest Opinion on Israel kibbutz
Kibbutz Ein Gedi - Eliyahu Hershkovitz - 26092011
Kibbutz Ein Gedi accepts its first new members in 15 years

Prior to Sunday, the average age on the kibbutz was 62. Now, with the new, younger members, the community has expanded by almost 20 percent and the average age has gone down to 52.

by Yanir Yagna 0 comments
kibbutz - Gil Eliyahu - June 20 2011
Once Labor's heartland, kibbutzim find they are no longer political hothouses

The number of Labor members in kibbutzim nationwide has dwindled to a mere 7,610, but they still comprise 11.5 percent of the party's members.

by Eli Ashkenazi 0 comments
Kibbutz Movement Yoel Marshak
Kibbutz Movement urging ex-soldiers to settle in West Bank

Goal is 'to keep state lands in the hands of Jews and provide security to individuals sent there by the state and the Kibbutz Movement.'

by Akiva Eldar and Chaim Levinson 0 comments
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