The Kibbutz DANCE is a traditional Israeli folk DANCE that originated in the kibbutzim, or collective farms, of Israel. It is a circle DANCE that is usually performed to upbeat music and involves clapping, singing, and jumping. The most popular version of the DANCE is called the HORA, which is derived from the Hebrew word for 'DANCE'. The HORA is characterized by its fast-paced movements and is often accompanied by traditional Israeli folk songs.