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On the Home Front: New Challenges to Zionism

On the Home Front: New Challenges to Zionism

December 15, 1993 | Daniel J. Elazar
Birobidzhan 1990: A Traveler’s Report

Birobidzhan 1990: A Traveler’s Report

April 1, 1991
The Origins of the National and the Statist Traditions in Zionist Foreign Policy

The Origins of the National and the Statist Traditions in Zionist Foreign Policy

October 2, 1990
The dilemma of choosing between goals that emanate from the ethnonational setting of Israel as opposed to those serving the state is rooted in Zionist thought and international behavior. The origins go back to the founding fathers of Zionism in the nineteenth century who responded to different challenges of their environment. Two case studies in which the Zionist movement had to choose between its loyalty to the Land of Israel and the idea of an immediate materialization of a Jewish state are examined. One case is the Uganda controversy and the second is the partition debate of 1937.
Zionist Voluntarism in the Political Struggle: 1939-1948

Zionist Voluntarism in the Political Struggle: 1939-1948

April 2, 1990
Zionism as a Strategy for the Diaspora: French Jewry at a Crosswords

Zionism as a Strategy for the Diaspora: French Jewry at a Crosswords

April 5, 1984