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The Jewish State

Book • 1904

Theodor Herzl's "The Jewish State" is a seminal political text outlining the concept of establishing a Jewish state in Palestine.

Published in 1896, it served as a foundational document for the Zionist movement, advocating for a Jewish homeland to address antisemitism and provide a safe haven for the Jewish people.

The book's proposals sparked intense debate and laid the groundwork for the complex political realities that would unfold in the 20th century.

Herzl's vision, while influential, also faced criticism for its potential impact on the existing Palestinian population.

The book's enduring legacy lies in its role as a catalyst for the creation of the State of Israel.

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Mentioned in 19 episodes

Mentioned by

John Mearsheimer

in the context of Jewish nationalism.

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to young listeners as a source of inspiration and a reminder of what is possible through individual action.

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Mentioned by Balaji Srinivasan as a source of inspiration for his book, "The Network State."

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Derek Penslar

as the pamphlet that started the Zionist movement.

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Chris Williamson

when discussing the challenges faced by unskilled workers in developed countries due to remote work.

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Haviv Rettig Gur

when quoting Herzl on the condition of Jews in Hungary.

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Rashid Khalidi

as a book that his ancestor, Yusuf Diyal Khalidi, was familiar with and wrote to Herzl about.

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John Podhoretz

when discussing Theodor Herzl's rationale for choosing Israel as the location for a Jewish state.

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Greg Jackson

in relation to Theodor Herzl's idea of a Jewish state and his belief that nations worldwide would support the concept.

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John Podhoretz

in relation to the play Leopoldstadt and its reflection of the Zionist movement.

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Ron Dermer

to read about the early texts about Israel.

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Uri Kaufman

in the context of refuting Edward Said's claims about Zionism and racism.

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Connor Tomlinson

during a debate with Michael Gove regarding ethno-nationalism.

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Mentioned as the book Herzl wrote about the Jewish state.

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Daniel Gordis

in the context of the origins of modern political Zionism.

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Connor Tomlinson

as a book that rejuvenated Zionism around the time of the Iraq War.

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Sarah Schulman

as the book that Theodor Herzl published at the end of the 1800s due to antisemitism in France.

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Mentioned as the ideological bedrock of political Zionism, advocating for a sovereign modern Jewish state.

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Mentioned by Rabbi Shapiro as a book written by Theodor Herzl saying that the Zionists have a legal right to speak in the name of all Jews.

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Wesley Todd

as a book written by Theodore Herzl, a big rhetorician for the establishment of a Jewish homeland.

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