Definition of Kibbutz

an Israeli farm communal settlement that allows anyone to come and stay as long as they work

Examples of Kibbutz in a sentence

A social movement of the early 1900s, many Israelis chose to live and work together on a communal farm called a kibbutz.  🔊

An Israeli utopia, the kibbutz was designed as a place for farming families to live as one.  🔊

Today over 200 kibbutz exist in Israel, with those who live and work on the communal farms contributing eight percent of the country’s agricultural yield.  🔊

Considered a new way of life in agriculture, the first kibbutz was developed as a collective community for farmers.  🔊

Working the land together and building a life based on Marxist beliefs, the communal members of a kibbutz lived as one.  🔊

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