Social Sciences
8 years ago

Zionism Emerged as Solution to Jewish Persecution and Discrimination

Zionism from Haran to Lausanne.
Albert Mandelbaum

Paper Summary

The article "Zionism from Haran to Lausanne" explores the origins of Zionism, with different views on its causes. Some believe it stems from the Jewish people's inner desire for a homeland in Palestine, while others think it was a response to external oppression and discrimination. Zionism is seen as a solution to the challenges faced by the Jewish community.

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