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Herzl’s Psychodrama – Herzl’s New Ghetto

Yehuda Moraly

Writing The New Ghetto clearly changed Theodor Herzl. Could this forgotten play have been the crucible that forged The Jewish State? Yehuda Moraly Surprisingly, prior to October 1894, even Theodor Herzl didn’t think a Jewish...

19th centuryanti-SemitismArticlesIssue 43 | June 2018Literature and CultureTheodor HerzlVienna

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Itamar Brenner

Fifty years after the Six-Day War and the reunification of Jerusalem, Israel’s state archives released the government protocols and stenographic records from the war. These choice quotations from the Ministerial Committee on National Security and...

ArticlesIssue 39 | September 2017Jerusalem DayLand of IsraelPost-1948Six Day WarStatesmenZionism

The Congress that Founded the Jewish State

Asael Abelman

Few famous names attended the first Zionist Congress in Basel, but it made Zionism a political movement no one could ignore Asael Abelman In February 1896, Herzl published Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State). Discussed in...

19th centuryArticlesIndependence DayIssue 14 | December 2012SwitzerlandTheodor HerzlZionism

My Son, the Pirate – Samuel Pallache

Yoav Pulver

Few rabbis have lived as colorful a life as Samuel Pallache. Merchant, diplomat, and emissary to the king of Morocco, Pallache even resorted to piracy to exact his people׳s revenge on the Spanish fleet Yoav...

ArticlesEarly modern periodIssue 32 | June 2016Moroccan JewsMoroccoNetherlandsStatesmen

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Herzl’s Psychodrama – Herzl’s New Ghetto

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My Son, the Pirate – Samuel Pallache

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