The prophetic vision of Zionism's Jewish critics
By: Brownfeld, Allan C
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ArticleSubject(s): Religious Zionism -- History | Zionism and Judaism | Zionism -- History | Zionism -- Philosophy
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The Washington report on Middle East affairs Vol. 29, no. 9 (December 2010), pp. 52-53Abstract: The author argues that from the earliest days of Zionism, the philosophy which proclaimed that Jews were a distinct nationality, not a religious community, and should return to their ancient "homeland" in Palestine represented a minority view among Jews.
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IPS Constantine Zurayk Library Serials Shelving | Vol. 29, no. 9 (December 2010) | Not For Loan | 12-2010 | 0000045435 |
The author argues that from the earliest days of Zionism, the philosophy which proclaimed that Jews were a distinct nationality, not a religious community, and should return to their ancient "homeland" in Palestine represented a minority view among Jews.
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