Kibbutz Review

Kibuz is Israel's socialist grand commune. Former Israeli Prime Minister Mrs. Meir, former Defense Minister Da Yangdu, is from here, in the form of the communist utopia of the early days of Israel's founding. There are now more than 1,500. Now, tourist bases have been opened. We ate potatoes, beef socialist big sauce soup is also a collective farm in Israel.

Kibuz is a collective community of Israel, which used to be mainly engaged in agricultural production, and all property and means of production were shared by all members, and there was complete equality between members, and all worked together and lived together.

Kibbutz Farm is a small cooperative collective, with perfect free medical, old-age, school, leisure, entertainment and other supporting facilities, there are farms, fish ponds, planting bases, garbage sewage treatment plants, domestic sewage treatment for irrigation, It's kind of like communism we imagine.

We had lunch at another Kibuz restaurant on the shore of Lake Galilee. This Kibuz looked richer because of its geographical location than the first one. This one is mainly cash crop, with its own olive oil processing plant and shop.

The most straightforward explanation for Kibbutz is that it resembles our Chinese "people's commune", which has similarities in philosophy but is essentially different. Kibbutz (Hebrew: kibbutz) is a collective Israeli community. While other countries also have commune businesses, none has allowed voluntary collective communities to play as important a role as Kibiz’s in Israel. Before I went to Israel, I received a guide on tb for free "Traveling through Israel". The phone card is very practical for me. I suggest you prepare for these. You can download a gooogle map when you get off the plane in Israel. He will tell you how to go very clearly. Especially convenient. .