Haziv, Beit HaEmek, Mevo Hama, Tuval and Amiad of these the most British is Kfar Hanassi. Graduates Graduates of the two movements include: Howie B David Baddiel Ron Bloom Sacha Baron Cohen Jason Feddy Leonard Fein Stanley Fischer Jonathan Freedland Ira Glass J.J. Goldberg Chaim Herzog Tony Judt Mike Leigh Jack Markell Golda Meir Aaron Naparstek Michael Oren Dan Patterson and Mark Leveson (producers of Whose Line Is It Anyway?)Robert Popper David Rakoff Mark Regev Mordechai Richler Seth Rogen Guy Spigelman Toba Spitzer David Twersky Jaques Wagner Arnold Wesker Today Today, Habonim Dror exists in seventeen countries worldwide. Habonim Dror′s sister movement in Israel is HaNoar HaOved VeHaLomed. Habonim Dror has also adopted gender-inclusive programming for its campers as per the Jewish principle of ‘shivyon erech ha’adam’ (equality of human value). Above providing gender-neutral washrooms, the movement's summer camps have reconfigured portions of the highly-gendered Hebrew language used on its campgrounds to affirm transgender and non-binary members. Rather than refer to campers as "chanich" (singular masculine) or "chanicha" (singular feminine), the word "chanichol" has been constructed to speak provide a gender-neutral option for a single camper, and "chanichimot" for a gender-neutral group of campers instead of "chanichim", the plural masculine version. These changes have also been carried out for camp counsellors, originally called "madrich" (singular masculine), "madricha" (singular feminine), "madrichim" (plural masculine) or "madrichot" (plural feminine) now replaced with "madrichol" (singular gender-neutral) and "madrichimot" (plural gender-neutral). Countries in which Habonim Dror operates Habonim Dror operates in Aotearoa New Zealand, Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Mexico, the Netherlands, South Africa, the United Kingdom, the United States and Uruguay. New Zealand Habonim Dror Aotearoa New Zealand (HDANZ) has 3 main centres; Auckland being the largest, then Wellington and Christchurch. Each Ken runs weekly meetings. The movement come together for various seminars during the year as well as winter and summer camps. The summer camps run for ten days and are always in tents and on a farm. Habonim Dror Aotearoa New Zealand is possibly the last Jewish youth movement in the world to run their summer camps entirely under canvas, including digging own toilets. Winter camps are shorter and are held in cabins due to Aotearoa New Zealand's climate. Habo ANZ celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2018. Habonim Dror Aotearoa New Zealand is a member of the Australasian Zionist Youth Council (AZYC). Australia (HDOZ) Habonim Dror, a.k.a. Habo, has