Zionist Ideas
Visions for the Jewish Homeland—Then, Now, Tomorrow
Häftad, Engelska, 2018
Av Gil Troy
699 kr
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- Utgivningsdatum2018-04-01
- Mått152 x 229 x 38 mm
- Vikt914 g
- FormatHäftad
- SpråkEngelska
- SerieJPS Anthologies of Jewish Thought
- Antal sidor608
- FörlagJewish Publication Society
- MedarbetareSharansky,Natan
- ISBN9780827612556
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Gil Troy is Distinguished Scholar of North American History at McGill University. A columnist for the Jerusalem Post and the Daily Beast, he has authored twelve books, including Moynihan’s Moment: America’s Fight against Zionism as Racism and Why I Am a Zionist. Natan Sharansky is former deputy prime minister of Israel and chairman of the Jewish Agency for Israel.
- ContentsForeword by Natan Sharansky Acknowledgments Introduction: How Zionism’s Six Traditional Schools of Thought Shape Today’s Conversation Part One. Pioneers: Founding the Jewish State1. Pioneers: Political ZionismPeretz SmolenskinIt Is Time to Plant (1875–77)Let Us Search Our Ways (1881)The Haskalah of Berlin (1883)Leon PinskerAuto-Emancipation: An Appeal to His People by a Russian Jew (1882)Theodor HerzlThe Jewish State (1896)From the Diaries of Theodor Herzl (1895)Third Letter to Baron Hirsch (1895)Max NordauZionism (1902)Muskeljudentum, Jewry of Muscle (1903)Jacob KlatzkinBoundaries: Judaism Is Nationalism (1914–21)Chaim WeizmannOn the Report of the Palestine Commission (1937)Natan AltermanShir Moledet (Song of the homeland) (1935)Magash HaKesef (The silver platter) (1947)Albert EinsteinPalestine, Setting of Sacred History of the Jewish Race (with Erich Kahler) (1944)2. Pioneers: Labor ZionismMoses HessRome and Jerusalem (1862)bilubilu Manifesto (1882)Joseph Hayyim BrennerSelf-Criticism (1914)Nahman SyrkinThe Jewish Problem and the Socialist Jewish State (1898)Ber BorochovOur Platform (1906)Aaron David GordonPeople and Labor (1911)Our Tasks Ahead (1920)Rachel BluwsteinMy Country (1926)Berl KatzenelsonRevolution and Tradition (1934)Rahel Yanait Ben-ZviThe Plough Woman (1931)3. Pioneers: Revisionist ZionismThe Union of Zionists-RevisionistsDeclaration of the Central Committee of the Union of Zionists-Revisionists (1925)Vladimir JabotinskyThe Fundamentals of the Betarian World Outlook (1934)Evidence Submitted to the Palestine Royal Commission (1937)The Iron Wall ([1923] 1937)Saul TchernichovskyI Believe (1892)They Say There’s a Land (1923)The IrgunProclamation of the Irgun Zvai Leumi (1939)Avraham (Yair) SternEighteen Principles of Rebirth (1940)Haim HazazThe Sermon (1942)4. Pioneers: Religious ZionismYehudah AlkalaiThe Third Redemption (1843)Samuel MohileverMessage to the First Zionist Congress (1897)Isaac Jacob ReinesA New Light on Zion (1902)Abraham Isaac KookThe Land of Israel (1910–30)The Rebirth of Israel (1910–30)Lights for Rebirth (1910–30)Moshe “Kalphon” HaCohenMateh Moshe (Moses’s headquarters) (1920)Meir Bar-Ilan (Berlin)What Kind of Life Should We Create in Eretz Israel? (1922)5. Pioneers: Cultural ZionismEliezer Ben-YehudahA Letter of Ben-Yehudah (1880)Introduction to The Complete Dictionary of Ancient and Modern Hebrew (1908)Ahad Ha’am (Asher Zvi Ginsberg)On Nationalism and Religion (1910)The Jewish State and the Jewish Problem (1897)Hayyim Nahman BialikThe City of Slaughter (1903)At the Inauguration of the Hebrew University (1925)Micah Joseph BerdichevskiWrecking and Building (1900–1903)In Two Directions (1900–1903)On Sanctity (1899)Martin BuberHebrew Humanism (1942)An Open Letter to Mahatma Gandhi (1939)6. Pioneers: Diaspora ZionismSolomon SchechterZionism: A Statement (1906)Louis Dembitz BrandeisThe Jewish Problem and How to Solve It (1915)Henrietta SzoldLetter to Augusta Rosenwald (1915)Horace Mayer KallenZionism and Liberalism (1919)Stephen S. WiseChallenging Years (1949)Milton SteinbergThe Creed of an American Zionist (1945)Part Two. Builders: Actualizing and Modernizing the Zionist Blueprints7. Builders: Political ZionismIsrael’s Declaration of Independence (1948)David Ben-GurionThe Imperatives of the Jewish Revolution (1944)Speech to Mapai Central Committee (1948)Am Segula: Memoirs (1970)The Law of Return (1950)Isaiah BerlinJewish Slavery and Emancipation (1953)The Achievement of Zionism (1975)Abba EbanStatement to the Security Council (1967)Teddy KollekJerusalem (1977)Chaim HerzogAddress to the United Nations General Assembly (1975)Albert MemmiThe Liberation of the Jew (1966, 2013)Jews and Arabs (1975)Yonatan (Yoni) NetanyahuLetters from Yoni Netanyahu (1968, 1975)Elie WieselOne Generation After (1970)A Jew Today (1975, 1978)Natan SharanksyFear No Evil (1988)Emmanuel LevinasPolitics After (1979)Assimilation and New Culture (1980)Martin PeretzThe God That Did Not Fail (1997)8. Builders: Labor ZionismGolda MeirA Land of Our Own (1973)Address to the United Nations General Assembly (1958)Muki TsurThe Soldiers’ Chat (1967)Amos OzThe Meaning of Homeland (1967)Roy BelzerGarin HaGolan Anthology (1972)The Members of Kibbutz KeturaThe Kibbutz Ketura Vision (1994)Yaakov RotblitShir LaShalom, A Song for Peace (1969)Leonard FeinDays of Awe (1982)Yitzhak RabinOur Tremendous Energies from a State of Siege (1994)Shimon PeresNobel Lecture (1994)Shulamit AloniI Cannot Do It Any Other Way (1997)9. Builders: Revisionist ZionismUri Zvi GreenbergThose Living-Thanks to Them Say (1948)Israel without the Mount (1948–49)Geulah CohenMemoirs of a Young Terrorist (1943–48)The Tehiya Party Platform (1988)Moshe ShamirFor a Greater Israel (1967)The Green Space: Without Zionism, It’ll Never Happen (1991)Menachem BeginThe Revolt (1951)Broadcast to the Nation (1948)Statement to the Knesset upon the Presentation of His Government (1977)Yitzhak ShalevWe Shall Not Give Up Our Promised Borders (1963)Eliezer SchweidIsrael as a Zionist State (1970)The Promise of the Promised Land (1988)Benjamin NetanyahuA Place among the Nations (1993)10. Builders: Religious ZionismBen-Zion Meir Chai UzielPrayer for the State of Israel (1948)On Nationalism (ca. 1940–50)David EdanA Call for Aliyah (ca. 1950)Joseph Ber SoloveitchikListen! My Beloved Knocks! (1956)Yeshayahu LeibowitzA Call for the Separation of Religion and State (1959)Zvi Yehuda Hakohen KookOn the 19th Anniversary of Israel’s Independence (1967)Abraham Joshua HeschelIsrael: An Echo of Eternity (1969)Esther JungreisZionism: A Challenge to Man’s Faith (1977)Talma Alyagon-RozEretz Tzvi, The Land of Beauty (1976, 2014)Eliezer BerkovitsOn Jewish Sovereignty (1973)Gush EmunimFriends of Gush Emunim Newsletter (1978)David HartmanAuschwitz or Sinai (1982)The Third Jewish Commonwealth (1985)Commission on the Philosophy of Conservative JudaismEmet V’Emunah: Statement of Principles of Conservative Judaism (1988)Richard HirschToward a Theology of Reform Zionism (2)Ovadia YosefOral Torah 14 (1979)11. Builders: Cultural ZionismHaim HeferThere Were Times (1948)A. M. KleinThe Second Scroll (1951)Leon UrisThe Exodus Song / This Land Is Mine (1960)Shmuel Yosef AgnonNobel Prize Speech (1966)Naomi ShemerJerusalem of Gold (1967)Yehudah AmichaiAll the Generations before Me (1968)Tourists (1980)Gershon ShakedNo Other Place (1980, 1987)Letty Cottin PogrebinDeborah, Golda, and Me (1991)Anne RoipheGeneration without Memory (1981)12. Builders: Diaspora ZionismArthur HertzbergImpasse: A Movement in Search of a Program (1949)Some Reflections on Zionism Today (1977)Mordecai M. KaplanA New Zionism (1954, 1959)Rose HalprinSpeech to the Zionist General Council (1950)Jacob BlausteinStatements by Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion and Mr. Jacob Blaustein on the Relationship between Israel and American Jews (1950, 1956)Simon RawidowiczBabylon and Jerusalem (1957)Two That Are One (1949)Irving “Yitz” GreenbergTwenty Years Later: The Impact of Israel on American Jewry (1968)Yom Yerushalayim: Jerusalem Day (1988)Eugene BorowitzTwenty Years Later: The Impact of Israel on American Jewry (1968)Herman WoukThis Is My God (1969, 1974)Arnold Jacob WolfWill Israel Become Zion? (1973)Breira National Platform (1977)Hillel HalkinLetters to an American Jewish Friend: The Case for Life in Israel (1977, 2013)Dennis Prager and Joseph TelushkinNine Questions People Ask about Judaism (1975)Alex SingerAlex: Building a Life (1983, 1986, 1996)Blu GreenbergWhat Do American Jews Believe? A Symposium (1996)Part Three. Torchbearers: Reassessing, Redirecting, Reinvigorating13. Torchbearers: Political ZionismMichael OrenJews and the Challenge of Sovereignty (2006)Tal BeckerBeyond Survival: Aspirational Zionism (2011)Michael WalzerThe State of Righteousness: Liberal Zionists Speak Out (2012)Aharon BarakAddress to the 34th World Zionist Congress in Jerusalem (2002)Yael “Yuli” TamirA Jewish and Democratic State (2)Ze’ev MaghenJohn Lennon and the Jews: A Philosophical Rampage (2010)Daniel GordisThe Promise of Israel (2012)Leon WieseltierBrothers and Keepers: Black Jews and the Meaning of Zionism (1985)Irwin CotlerSpeech to the United Jewish Communities General Assembly (2006)Gadi TaubIn Defense of Zionism (2014)Bernard-Henri LÉvyThe Genius of Judaism (2017)Asa Kasheridf Code of Ethics (1994)14. Torchbearers: Labor ZionismAnita ShapiraThe Abandoned Middle Road (2012)Ephraim Katchalski-KatzirMy Contributions to Science and Society (2005)Ruth GavisonStatement of Principles, Gavison-Medan Covenant (2003)Einat WilfZionism: The Only Way Forward (2012)Chaim GansThe Zionism We Really Want (2013)David GrossmanSpeech at Rabin Square (2006)Nitzan HorowitzOn the Steps of Boorishness (2013)Alon TalPollution in a Promised Land (2002, 2017)Peter BeinartThe Failure of the American Jewish Establishment (2010)Ari ShavitBack to Liberal Zionism (2014)A Missed Funeral and the True Meaning of Zionism (2013)Stav ShaffirKnesset Speech (2015)15. Torchbearers: Revisionist ZionismYoram HazonyThe End of Zionism? (1995)Israel’s Jewish State Law and the Future of the Middle East (2014)Shmuel TriganoThere Is No “State of All Its Citizens” (2015, 2017)Israel HarelWe Are Here to Stay (2001)Caroline GlickThe Israeli Solution: A One-State Plan for Peace in the Middle East (2014)Ruth WisseJews and Power (2007)David MametBigotry Pins Blame on Jews (2006, 2011)The Secret Knowledge: On the Dismantling of American Culture (2011)Ze’ev B. “Benny” BeginThe Essence of the State of Israel (2015, 2017)Reuven RivlinRemarks of President Rivlin: Vision of the Four Tribes (2015)Ayelet ShakedPathways to Governance (2016)16. Torchbearers: Religious ZionismDaniel PolisarIs Iran the Only Model for a Jewish State? (1999)Benjamin Ish-ShalomJewish Sovereignty: The Challenges of Meaning, Identity, and Responsibility (2014)Eliezer SadanReligious Zionism: Taking Responsibility in the Worldly Life of the Nation (2008)Yaacov MedanStatement of Principles, Gavison-Medan Covenant (2003)Yehuda AmitalReishit Tzemichat Ge’ulatenu: What Kind of Redemption Does Israel Represent? (2005)Benjamin “Benny” LauThe Challenge of Halakhic Innovation (2010)Yedidia Z. SternAni Ma’amin, I Believe (2005)Leah ShakdielThe Reason You Are Here Is Because You Are a Jew! (2004)Arnold EisenWhat Does It Mean to Be a Zionist in 2015? Speech to the 37th Zionist Congress: (2015)Conservative Judaism Today and Tomorrow (2015)David EllensonReform Zionism Today: A Consideration of First Principles (2014)17. Torchbearers: Cultural ZionismGil TroyWhy I Am a Zionist (2008)Yair LapidI Am a Zionist (2009)Micah GoodmanFrom the Secular and the Holy (2018)Ronen ShovalHerzl’s Vision 2.0 (2013)A. B. YehoshuaThe Basics of Zionism, Homeland, and Being a Total Jew (2017)Erez BitonAddress at the President’s House on the Subject of Jerusalem (2016)Bernard AvishaiThe Hebrew Republic (2008)Saul SingerThey Tried to Kill Us, We Won, Now We’re Changing the World (2011)Sharon ShalomA Meeting of Two Brothers Who Had Been Separated for Two Thousand Years (2017)Einat RamonZionism: A Jewish Feminist-Womanist Appreciation (2017)Adam MilsteinIsraeliness Is the Answer (2016, 2017)Rachel Sharansky DanzigerA New Kind of Zionist Hero (2015, 2017)18. Torchbearers: Diaspora ZionismJonathan SacksWill We Have Jewish Grandchildren? (1994)Alan DershowitzThe Vanishing American Jew (1997)Yossi BeilinHis Brother’s Keeper: Israel and Diaspora Jewry in the Twenty-First Century (2)Scott ShayGetting Our Groove Back: How to Energize American Jewry (2007)Donniel HartmanIsrael and World Jewry: The Need for a New Paradigm (2011)Yossi Klein HaleviA Jewish Centrist Manifesto (2015)Ellen WillisIs There Still a Jewish Question? I’m an Anti-Anti-Zionist (2003)Theodore SassonThe New American Zionism (2013)Central Conference of American RabbisA Statement of Principles for Reform Judaism (1999)The World Zionist OrganizationJerusalem Program (1951)Jerusalem Program (2004)Source Acknowledgments Sources
"The Zionist Ideas: Visions for the Jewish Homeland–Then, Now, Tomorrow . . . takes a comprehensive approach to unpacking the challenges modern Zionism faces, while simultaneously expanding on the virtues of Jewish self-determination."-Daniel J. Roth, Jerusalem Post "Troy has done an extraordinary job in explaining the Zionist ideas that co-exist within Jewish life. As the subtitle puts it, this book explains the Zionism of the past, the debates going on in the present, and the visions of the future that occupy the minds and hearts of Zionists. Like Hertzberg's original book, it explains and it inspires."-Jack Riemer, Jewish Advocate "Troy has delivered an anthology that will give us plenty to argue about for years to come."-Elliot Jager, Jerusalem Report "Even within our relatively small community, we too often speak to only those who agree with us. No one is better positioned to change this reality than Natan Sharansky, the universally beloved hero of the Jewish people, and Gil Troy, an academic respected equally in Israel and North America, and whose book The Zionist Ideas should be standard fare at every synagogue, JCC, and day school, and given as a gift to every b'nai mitzvah."-Eric Fingerhut, Times of Israel Blog "An excellent cross-section of Zionist thought, ideology and popular culture as well, and a worthy update of Hertzberg's masterpiece. . . . Troy's volume will help us make sense of an increasingly chaotic Zionist world."-Jerome A. Chanes, New York Jewish Week "Reading this is like being on a tour of Zionist thought that Troy is leading us through as he analyzes Zionism's evolution from its early ideology as a national movement to its development of its own."-Reviews by Amos Lassen "The Zionist Ideas is an important update and essential addition to every Jewish studies library. The wealth of ideas found between its pages gives the reader an extraordinary opportunity to explore how his or her own thinking can fit into the spectrum of Zionist thought. Troy's update has revitalized Hertzberg's groundbreaking work and opened a new opportunity for conversation about Zionism and the central place of Israel in Jewish life."-Jonathan Fass, Jewish Book Council "Building on Arthur Hertzberg's classic, The Zionist Idea, Troy explores the backstories, dreams, and legacies of more than 170 passionate Jewish visionaries from the 1800s to today."-Algemeiner "At its core, Troy's anthology is an invitation to readers to consider what it means to be a Zionist, especially in the 21st century."-Jay P. Lefkowitz, Commentary "Instead of replacing Hertzberg, Troy's book will sit neatly on the shelf next to the original. Together, they are the essential primary sources for understanding the complex foundations of Israel and its meaning in the 21st century. Students will be reaching for both of them for a long time to come."-nealgold.net