The “Jewish Question”

Abdul-Wahab KayyaliJournal of Palestine Studies, Vol. 6, No. 3 (Spring, 1977), pp. 98-112 Zionism  as  a  modern  political  creed  arose  as a  reaction  to three  interacting  challenges  or  problems  facing Europe  in  the nineteenth  century, […]

[Herzl’s] “alienation from his own Jewishness and his deep underlying desire to be a Gentile himself. Kornberg shows how Herzl really wanted to be accepted as a white Christian man and how he came, because […]

Rediscovering Abram Leon  By John Rose AbstractAbram Leon (1918-1944), the Jewish revolutionary socialist who perished in Auschwitz, is best known for his manuscript, The Jewish Question, written during the Second World War and published posthumously. […]