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Zionism is an
ethnocultural nationalist movement that
emerged in
Europe in the late 19th
century and
aimed for the
establishment of a
homeland for the...
- Israel. His
motivation for the trip was as much
socialistic as it was
Zionistic. As
mayor of Burlington,
Sanders allowed a
Chabad public menorah to be...
-
written in
large part by
Birnbaum himself. In it he
coined the
terms "
Zionistic", "Zionist", "Zionism" (1890), and "political Zionism" (1892). Birnbaum...
- neo-Zionist
groups want to see
expelled because their presence is un-
Zionistic. She
thinks that "[t]his very
narrow definition of
Zionism dictates that...
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considered anti-Semitism.
After all, the
National Front has
always been
Zionistic and
always defended Israel's
right to exist". She has
opposed the emigration...
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young age,
noting that at
school he "once or
twice got in
trouble for my
Zionistic activities." He then
completed two
years of
National Service in the Intelligence...
-
Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch was
vocally opposed to Kalischer's proto-
zionistic views,
writing “We are
obligated to
follow the ‘well-trodden
paths of...
- type of maggid,
which soon
developed into that of the "national," or "
Zionistic," maggid.
Yehuda Zvi
Yabzrov from
White Russia, as well as Tzvi Hirsch...
-
subsequent literature, as well as
focus resources into
establishing a '
zionistic culture' in the new settlements. This
would include establishing more...
- fact that
there is
hardly a nook or
corner of the
Jewish world in
which Zionistic societies are not to be found."
Support for
Zionism was not a
purely European...
