Moshavim
A moshav is a type of cooperative agricultural community in Israel, similar to a village. The term "moshav" is Hebrew and translates to "settlement" or "village." Moshavim (plural of moshav) were established as part of the Zionist movement's efforts to settle Jews in the land of Israel and to promote agricultural development.
Moshavim are characterized by private ownership of land and homes, unlike kibbutzim, which are communal. Each
The first moshav, Nahalal, was established in 1921 in the Jezreel Valley. Over time, moshavim spread throughout
Moshavim have evolved over the years, with many transitioning from purely agricultural communities to more diversified