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Zionism and the Creation of Modern Israel

Name: Zionism and the Creation of Modern Israel
Brand: Independently published
SKU: 54410074
Price: 11.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Joshua Kiptoo Korir
ISBN: 9798166472755

History, Ideology, and Legacy

Joshua Kiptoo Korir

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Inglese

Libro In brossura

Codice Libristo: 54410074

Casa editrice Independently published, ottobre 2026

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How did Zionism develop from a late-nineteenth-century political movement into the foundation of a modern state? And how did its competing visions shape the conflict and debates that followed?

Zionism and the Creation of Modern Israel offers a concise history of the ideas, institutions, and political movements that shaped modern Israel and the wider Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Beginning with Theodor Herzl and the First Zionist Congress, the book follows Zionism through the Balfour Declaration, the British Mandate, the rise of Labor and Revisionist Zionism, religious nationalism, the Holocaust, the 1948 war, mass Jewish immigration, and the 1967 watershed.

It also examines the movement's internal diversity. Political, cultural, labor, Revisionist, religious, and anti-Zionist Jewish perspectives are placed alongside the Palestinian experience of displacement and the Nakba. The final chapter considers contemporary Israeli politics, Diaspora Jewish life, and the continuing debate between settler-colonial and indigenous-repatriation interpretations of Zionism.

Written for readers who want a clear starting point, this book presents Zionism not as a single unchanging doctrine but as a contested historical movement whose ideas continue to influence questions of sovereignty, security, identity, religion, citizenship, and self-determination.