The kibbutz was an experimental society that sought to create a communal way of life. For many, the kibbutz remains an iconic aspect of Israel. These were the scenes of daily life on Kibbutz Kfar Menachem in the 1980's, through the lens of photographer Joel Kantor, one of its residents. And they remain - iconic. For more: www.joelkantor.com | World Jewish Congress

After our agricultural tour in Kibbutz Kalia, Israel, we made our way to the iconic Dead Sea — the lowest point on Earth, sitting over 430 meters below sea level. This remarkable natural wonder is famous for its incredibly salty waters, which make floating effortless, and its mineral-rich mud known for therapeutic benefits. Standing here is not just a visit; it’s a lesson in geography, science, and the extraordinary beauty of God’s creation. | Evelyn Wanjiru A.

An Israeli child and grandmother, kidnapped by Hamas during an attack on their Kibbutz nearly two weeks ago, have been found dead at the Gaza border, according to the IDF. Britt Clennett speaks to the devastated family. https://trib.al/DjQLG7z | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir

The proverb "It takes a whole village to raise a child" resonates deeply within Oshiwambo culture, reflecting the community-oriented values that are integral to their way of life. In Oshiwambo society, raising a child is not solely the responsibility of the parents; rather, it involves the collective effort of the extended family, neighbors, and the entire community. This cultural norm ensures that children grow up with a strong sense of belonging, support, and guidance from various members of t