Theodor Herzl
“Our world of security was a castle in the air.”
Although older and, at the time, more famous, he put away his pride.
The Blackstone Memorial in Europe.
“Not by meek flattery, but by making ‘the free world’ stare right into its own hypocrisy.”
On May 24, three experts came together to reflect on one of the earliest and most underappreciated Zionists. Watch the recording of the event here.
And “old-new land” in the fullest sense.
Lueger Temporary is little more than an “elementary-school collage.”
“Like lions, the warriors of Israel prevailed.”
This week, in Basel, the World Zionist Organization convened to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the First Zionist Congress. What was the original meeting like?
“The world will be freed by our freedom, and made great by our greatness.”
“A sign of my appreciation towards . . . the poet and fighter for our people’s human rights.”
“The Angel of Zion, framed by a Magen David, extends its wings and points Jewish exiles toward Eretz Yisrael.”
The Herzl paradox.
A new book finds the roots of the “religious revolution” in the ideas of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Friedrich Nietzsche, and Theodor Herzl.