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kibbutznik

[ US /kɪˈbʊtsnɪk/ ]
NOUN
  1. a member of a kibbutz

How To Use kibbutznik In A Sentence

  • The kibbutznik, however, ended up achieving distinction not as a farmer but as a soldier.
  • On graduating from high school, he spent 11 years as a kibbutznik in the Valley of Jezre'el.
  • It was as part of this larger socialist vision that the kibbutzniks set out to wipe away gender.
  • It was a mixed experience: I didn't get along particularly well with other kibbutzniks, but I enjoyed the work and I admired the Israelis, particularly those my age.
  • He grew up as a kibbutznik in the Galil, the son of swamp-draining idealists from the Ukraine.
  • ‘It's hard to believe now, but we used to actually drink the water and go swimming with the children without worrying,’ the 83-year-old Israeli kibbutznik said.
  • To the kibbutznik, the story is one of heroic volunteers establishing themselves in the face of a hostile population.
  • The kibbutznik who is bringing order to a hodgepodge of classic Jewish texts is Nurit Feinstein, 25, a native of the kibbutz, which is just north of the Haifa suburbs.
  • Lately kibbutzniks and volunteers have started to restore the system, as an archaeological attraction.
  • But now that it's over, the kibbutzniks and uprooted settlers have to find ways to live together.
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