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Father of modern political Zionism (1860–1904)
Zionism is a modern Jewish nationalist movement whose central historic aim was to create and sustain a Jewish homeland in Palestine — a goal largely realized with the 1948 creation of the State of Isr...
Zionism is a modern Jewish nationalist movement that sought and achieved a Jewish state in historic Palestine in 1948, and that foundational achievement is a central root of the Israeli–Palestinian co...
Zionism is a Jewish nationalist movement that emerged in the 19th century advocating a Jewish homeland in the historic Land of Israel (often called Palestine) and later the creation and support of the...
Modern Zionism emerged in late‑19th‑century Central and Eastern Europe as a secular Jewish nationalist response to rising antisemitism, the failures of assimilation, and the intellectual currents of t...
Zionism emerged in the late 19th century as a modern Jewish nationalist movement that sought a Jewish homeland in historic Palestine; key institutional moments were Theodor Herzl’s 1896 pamphlet Der J...
Zionism is the modern movement for Jewish national self-determination that coalesced in late 19th‑century Europe and sought the creation (and later the support) of a Jewish homeland in historic Palest...
Zionism originated in the late 19th century as a Jewish national movement that argued Jews constitute a nation and therefore require a sovereign homeland—most concretely, in the historic Land of Israe...
Theodor Herzl’s The Jewish State proposed a political solution to antisemitism built on organized Jewish nation-building: the creation of a legally secured Jewish homeland, a central Jewish organizati...
Theodor Herzl’s immediate intention was a political solution to European antisemitism: to create a legally guaranteed Jewish homeland where Jews could be secure and recognized as a nation, and to mobi...
Zionism as a modern political movement crystallized in late‑19th‑century Europe as a response to persistent antisemitism and the limits of emancipation, with marking its formal founding moments; earli...
Zionists broadly believe that the Jewish people have a right to collective self-determination in their historic homeland in Palestine/Israel and that a Jewish national home or state is necessary to se...
The idea known in English as “Greater Israel” rests on two concentric origins: ancient biblical descriptions of Eretz Yisrael and a modern political reworking by Zionist thinkers and activists; it was...
Zionism is a modern Jewish nationalist movement that originated in late‑19th‑century Europe seeking a Jewish homeland in the historic Land of Israel (Palestine), and it later focused on establishing a...
Zionism is a plural, contested political and cultural movement that began in the late 19th century as a project to secure a Jewish homeland and today commonly means support for the modern state of Isr...
Zionism is a modern Jewish nationalist movement that emerged in 19th‑century Europe advocating a Jewish national homeland in historic Palestine and later supporting the State of Israel; historians and...
Zionists are people and organizations aligned with , a modern Jewish national movement originating in the late 19th century that sought the return of Jews to the historic Land of Israel and the creati...