Kibbutz Nachshon, Israel - 16 January, 2008 1. Wide of sign at kibbutz entrance reading 'Nachshon' 2. Medium of kindergarten children playing 3. Close of child playing 4. Wide of Kibbutz Nachshon Secretary, Yaachov Lazar, walking 5. Wide of kibbutz privately-owned home 6. Close-up of children's swing and slide 7. Mid of Gavri Bargil talking 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Gavri Bargil, Kibbutz Movement Executive Director "I think the change that happened in the kibbutzim in the last decade is maybe one of the most traumatic changes that happened in the Israeli society. Because the kibbutzim idea that everybody in the Israeli society, and all over the world actually, was sure it is about to be vanished from the world actually renewed itself, and it's even getting stronger than it used to be before the crisis." 9. Mid of Yaachov Lazar walking to dining hall 10. Close of dogs at entrance to dining hall 11. Wide of dining hall at lunchtime 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yaachov Lazar, Kibbutz Nachshon secretary (audio partly overlaid) "This was the heart of the kibbutz, the dining room. All the members of the kibbutz used to meet here three times at day, in the morning, at lunch and in the evening. Now, after the changes, only a few people are eating here, most of them workers from the factory because the factory is paying for most of the meals." 13. Close of dining hall worker handing food to customer and using cash register 14. Wide of supermarket and kibbutz resident shopping through aisle 15. Close-up of kibbutz resident buying roses 16. Various of kibbutz resident paying at cash register 17. Wide exterior of laundry room 18. Close-up of laundry room worker hanging clothes on rack 19. Pan - Laundry room worker entering laundry room and pan to washing machine 20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Anat Yoav, laundry room worker "When I started working here there was maybe eight or nine people working here and there was eight, eight and a half tons of washing every month. At the moment there are two people working here for three tons a month. And this went down in about, maybe six months to a year, it just went down very quickly cause mainly families bought washing machines and started washing at home once they had to pay for the washing". 21. Close-up of washing machine and pan to (laundry worker) sorting out clothes 22. Wide of kibbutz's plastic factory Global Sales Coordinator, Jane Roseri, walking to factory gate 23. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jane Roseri, kibbutz plastic factory Global Sales Coordinator "I'm very much in favour of the changes. When I first came at the beginning of the 1980's things were very different and I enjoyed it then, there was a lot more of the communal way of life and a lot less individual satisfaction or privacy; but slowly slowly things have changed, in the last few years especially, and I find I've grown with the changes and I prefer it now." 24. Various of workers inside kibbutz's plastic factory 25. Medium of sign reading 'Nachshon Winery' 26. Medium of people eating inside winery 27. Medium of kibbutz resident, Galia Shefts, walking from winery 28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Galia Shefts, kibbutz resident "Older people, I think, who know and possibly prepared themselves for this tremendous supportive system of what was called kibbutz in the past as an inter-related community that was actually social security as well, they today feel, some of them feel that they are possibly, that they have a little bit fallen down on their level of living." 29. Various interiors of kibbutz cheese factory with people working 30. SOUNDBITE: (English) Kibbutz Movement Executive Director, Gavri Bargil LEAD IN: STORYLINE: You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/3d2913b15a65f115130d182b5378c155 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork

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