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took hold on his kibbutz.
"Members were given
kerosene stoves, then kettles,
then fridges, then television
sets."
He recalls that a kibbutz
member was reprimanded
after accepting a TV from a
relative, long before anyone
else in Gesher Haziv had one.
But that spartan era, he
noted, has passed into history.
No eyebrows are raised
nowadays if a member buys or
accepts something that no
one else on the kibbutz
possesses — be it a tape
recorder, a video cassette or a
cappuccino maker. And no
fuss ensues if a member goes
abroad on a holiday thanks to
the generosity of a relative.
The era of inequality has
definitely dawned.
Gesher Haziv was the first
kibbutz to permit children to
sleep at their parents' homes
until the age of 13 or 14. Un-
til that supposedly sacrosanct
rule was broken in 1950, kids
slept in children's homes,
cared for by a nanny.
"Everyone laughted at us,
chided us," said Zev. "We were
Americans. We were
ideologically unencumbered.
Israelis are much more
ideological."
Further changes loomed on
the horizon.
"When we started out,
everyone was ready to do any
task. Now people think of
career development and study
at university." Ziv said that
"some people" left Gesher
Haziv in the early years
because they weren't allowed
to continue their studies.
"That's unheard of today," he
said.
At the outset, agriculture
was king. Now only 50 per-
cent of Gesher Haziv's income
is derived from that sector.
"We eliminated the citrus
groves and the vegetable
gardens because they were
too labor-intensive. As
members grew older, they
were less able and inclined to
work in the fields. Industry
was the solution."
Gesher Haziv factories pro-
duce plastic products as well
as children's and infants' fur-
> niture. And its guest house,
which Ziv has managed, is
busy most of the year.
The industrialization of the
kibbutz will continue, noted
Shlomo Leshem. "In the
future, industry will account
for 80 percent of kibbutz in-
come. And industry will
assist kibbutzim to attract
people from the city."
That's a crucial considera-
tion, given the fact that half
of all kibbutzniks leave after
completing their army service
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