Sentence examples for collective settlements from inspiring English sources

It attracted significant support from those living in Israel's kibbutzim, or collective settlements.

Many residents are engaged in seasonal agricultural labour in the nearby collective settlements.

At the end of his service in 1920, Eshkol helped found Deganya Bet, one of the first kibbutzim (collective settlements) in Palestine.

The $340 million deal is a huge amount for a single state regulator, and it falls near the middle of the collective settlements that the Justice Department and the Manhattan district attorney have reached with other global banks in recent years over money laundering charges, from $619 million with ING bank in June to $298 million with Barclays in 2010.

But while it's true that both groups represent strains of Zionism and that each has had influence beyond its numbers on the direction of Israel, the missions of the settlers and those who established the collective settlements known as kibbutzim couldn't be further apart.

Most farmers have lost their land and have been relocated from villages to new collective settlements, resulting in dramatic changes in the landscape pattern.

Savyon was founded in 1951 as a collective settlement for elderly immigrants from South Africa.

A smaller, collective settlement of $8.5bn came in January 2013 when 10 big financial institutions settled claims of foreclosure abuses.

He was born at Kfar Malal, 15 miles north-east of Tel Aviv, a moshav (collective settlement) in central Palestine.

Weizmann's mentor, Asher Ginsberg (known by his pen name, Achad Haam), visited a collective settlement in Palestine in 1911.

Kibbutz, ( Hebrew: "gathering" or "collective") plural kibbutzim, also spelled qibbutz, Israeli collective settlement, usually agricultural and often also industrial, in which all wealth is held in common.