Having spent the first week in Tel Aviv, I moved last Sunday in the Kibbutz on. Today is already the fifth day that I spend here. The people here are all very nice, helpful (like everywhere in Israel) and have always pleasure "to meet a Swiss guy." The kibbutz is located about 1.5 hours bus ride south of Tel Aviv. Is about 7 kilometers of the Gaza Strip, with the city of Gaza. There is a lookout in the Kibbutz from which one can see the city of Gaza and the entire Gaza Strip. Because of the tensions surrounding the Gaza Strip, the security arrangements in the kibbutz are very large. The kibbutz is surrounded by a double fence, which is about 1.5 meters is disassembled. In between, sprinkle shepherd dogs, which should immediately raise the alarm anyone exceed this fence. You can enter the kibbutz only two main gates which are guarded. As there are several types in the Gaza Strip for Israel consider funny with "Kasam missiles" to shoot, were also taken this security precautions. North of the kibbutz a zeppelin floating in the air. This Zeppelin scans around the clock Area for missiles from that exit the Gaza Strip. Discovers that such a system is, it immediately triggered the alarm and people can get to safety. Since these Kasam rockets are built very primitive and have no exact trajectory can not be predicted exactly where the impact will be. To prevent this danger is in every house a security bunker, which is inhabited. In this safe space to pull back the people (you have about 10-15 seconds for the retreat) when alarm is given. In daily life, you realize this danger, however, virtually nothing. People live here, as in Switzerland, and go daily IHER Employment after.
The kibbutz is a very nice place to live. One can imagine the place like a small village by everyone knows each other. Especially here is that people generally do not own. That is their house and their land is owned by the kibbutz. You have only got to use. For every other luxury (such as satellite television) but they must pay. The same goes for vehicles. No one owns their own car. If a used car, it can booked via the Ethernet of the kibbutz, and be picked up in the garage. Since the kibbutz in Israel one of the most modern, it also has very modern vehicles, which are all equipped with hybrid technology. In the kibbutz can be found further a small swimming pool, a sports complex (football field, basketball court, weight room, tennis court), a grocery shop, clothes shop and a small pub where one can enjoy the Kibbutzim after work beer. From my host parents, I got a very nice apartment for use. I can do whatever ever I just want to ... [Images Kibbutz]
The kibbutz is a very nice place to live. One can imagine the place like a small village by everyone knows each other. Especially here is that people generally do not own. That is their house and their land is owned by the kibbutz. You have only got to use. For every other luxury (such as satellite television) but they must pay. The same goes for vehicles. No one owns their own car. If a used car, it can booked via the Ethernet of the kibbutz, and be picked up in the garage. Since the kibbutz in Israel one of the most modern, it also has very modern vehicles, which are all equipped with hybrid technology. In the kibbutz can be found further a small swimming pool, a sports complex (football field, basketball court, weight room, tennis court), a grocery shop, clothes shop and a small pub where one can enjoy the Kibbutzim after work beer. From my host parents, I got a very nice apartment for use. I can do whatever ever I just want to ... [Images Kibbutz]
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