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12 stories about Kibbutz
In the city of slaughter in the Jewish state
06.05.24
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Ariela Karmel
On a tour of Kibbutz Nir Oz, the site of one of the worst massacres on October 7th, CTech’s Ariela Karmel was reminded of Israeli National Poet Hayim Nahman Bialik’s “In The City of Slaughter” about the 1903 Kishinev pogrom. Today, on Yom Hashoah, in Nir Oz, in the Jewish state, the same horrors are still best articulated by Bialik - by a poet eulogizing a pogrom.
Swimming in cash: These socialist millionaires make robots to clean the pools of the world's wealthy
22.08.20
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Diana Bahur-Nir
Maytronics, a pool cleaning robot company owned by a communal kibbutz, recently became one of the strongest companies on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
Amid Coronavirus Scare, Israel's Kibbutzim Close Their Gates
30.03.20
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Amir Kurtz and Tomer Ganon
Israel’s cooperative agriculture communities are barring entry by non-residents in an attempt to keep out Covid-19
An Israeli Kibbutz Is About to Earn NIS 100 Million From Cows
17.02.20
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Golan Hazani
Kibbutz Afikim and private equity firm Fortissimo are nearing the closure of a deal to sell 50% of dairy farm management company Afimilk for $70 million
Israeli Hackathon to Tackle Pressing Needs of Kibbutzim, Like What to Do With Banana Waste
22.09.19
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Adi Pick
In October, 120 participants will partake in a 44-hour hackathon in northern Israel to offer solutions for various agricultural and environmental issues
Kibbutz-Owned Dairy Farm Management Company Headed for an Exit
14.05.19
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Golan Hazani
Afimilk, 69.5% of which is held by Israeli Kibbutz Afikim, develops and manufactures computerized systems for dairy farm and herd management
Israel’s Kibbutzim Poured Nearly $30 Million Into Local Startups in 2018
28.01.19
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Meir Orbach and Tofi Stoler
The once-socialist rural communes have undergone vast privatization processes over the past few decades
IT Services Provider GalilCS to Shut Down
28.06.18
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Meir Orbach
All 70 of the company’s employees are facing dismissal
Israeli Biotech Company Algatech Expands Into Asia
03.04.18
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Hagar Ravet
Algatech bought a controlling stake in New Zealand-based microalgae cultivation company Supreme Health
Homegrown Israeli Coworking Firms Sprout Overseas Locations
23.03.18
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CTech
The country where WeWork founder Adam Neumann spent his formative years has become central to creating coworking companies with global ambitions
Kibbutz Startup Turns Fly Larvae Into Protein-Rich Animal Feed
07.01.18
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Uzi Blumer
Larvae of the black soldier fly is a sustainable, accessible source of protein and fat, and producing it has a beneficial byproduct: the larvae feed on waste, turning it into compost
In a Kibbutz-Run Venture Capital Operation, Commune Members Weigh In
06.11.17
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Keren Tsuriel Harari
With stakes in three companies, one of them sold to a Mexican piping company for $1.5 billion, Israel’s Kibbutz Hatzerim runs a varied investment portfolio, reflecting a five-year strategic plan
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