Donate

Support

Kibbutzim: Socialist Communities in the Age of Social Distancing

“We have to take responsibility as parents, which is kind of an unusual thing on kibbutz, because we’re all everybody’s parents. ... What we’ve done is to go back to the family unit.” In photo, a family in Kibbutz Hatzerim, May 2015. (Ann Hermes/The Christian Science Monitor via Getty Images)

Kibbutzim: Socialist Communities in the Age of Social Distancing

Tara Kavaler

03/30/2020

Terms:

$99 / Year

First Name:* First Name Required

Last Name:* Last Name Required

Address Line 1:* Address Line 1 is Required

Address Line 2: Address Line 2 is not valid

City:* City is Required

Country:* Country is Required

State/Province:* State/Province is Required

Zip/Postal Code:* Zip/Postal Code is Required

Title: Title is not valid

Mr Mrs Miss

Gender: Gender is not valid

Male Female

Username:* Invalid Username

Email:* Invalid Email

Password:* Invalid Password

Password Confirmation:* Password Confirmation Doesn't Match

Password Strength Password must be "Medium" or stronger

I have read and agree to the Terms Of Service*

No val Please fix the errors above

NEXT FROM

By Region

MORE FROM By Region

Experts Advocate for Tunisian Food Sovereignty as a Path to Independence

04/25/2024

Caught in the Campus Crossfire: The Escalation of American Anti-Israel Protests and University Responses

04/25/2024

Personalize Your News

Upgrade your experience by choosing the categories that matter most to you.
Click on the icon to add the category to your Personalize news

Browse Categories and Topics

Student Journalism