Zionism - Theodore Hertzel Flashcards
when was Theodore Hertzel born?
His grandfather - what kind of jew
his parents?
1) 1860
2) religious
3) not
he was ignorant of the \_\_\_\_ he could not read \_\_\_\_ he was not married in a \_\_\_ there is a question if (Theodore hertzel)
1) most basic Jewish customs
2) Hebrew
3) Religious Ceremony
4) His wife is Jewish
He was successful ____
with great ____ about ____
Hertzel
1) Journalist
2) concern
3) “Jewish Problem”
In the early 1890s
what did he write was the only real solution to anti-semitism
Theodore Hertzel
1) conversion to Christianity
What changed him?
and made him think _____
And the only solution is ____
1) Dreyfus Affair
2) Jews will never be accepted
3) that Jews must have their own country
What kind of country did he have in his vision?
1) beautiful cities, parks, wide boulevards where German or French would be the official language
Herztel called 4 a meeting w/ ____ to discuss what?
1) Jewish Leaders
2) his ideas which he called Zionism
In August of 1897
where was the 1st Zionist Congress held?
w/ who?
what did they declare their goal was?
1) Basel, Switzerland
2) jewish reps of 16 countries met to discuss Hertzels ideas
3) to create for the jewish ppl a home in Palestine secured by Public Law -> legally recognised by the world
why did Hertzel choose Palestine
he viewed it as a land w/ no ppl 4 the ppl with no land
What was Hertzel thrilled w/
what did he begin to view himself as
1) the succession of the Zionist Congress
2) the Savior of the Jewish PPL
what did Hertzel begin to learn?
even attended?
what did he never learn
1) a lil bit of jewish customs
2) synagogue
3) to read Hebrew
What did Zionism capture?
The immigration of the Jewish ppl throughout the world
Reform Jews opposed Zionism why?
what did they view it as
also concerned w/
a threat to be accepted in their home country
accusations of dual-loyalty
Jewish Communists “Bund” - opposing reform
what did they believe about communism?
what did they view zionism as?
1) save the probs of the Jewish people
2) as a competition 4 young ppl
Religious Zionists were known as
Mizrachi Movement
Although Religious Zionists were unhappy w/ _____
they thought they can be an influence by ____
1) many aspects of the Zionists Leadership
2) being apart of the movement
Mizrachi Movement - spiritual leader? aka
1) R’ Avraham Yitzhak HaKohen KOOK
aka 1st Chief Rabbi of Palestine
Hertzel met w/ many ___ leaders to ___
European
convince them of his idea
In 1903, what did England offer Hertzel?
Why was he willing to accept it
he brought the idea up for a lot where?
what did he threaten
1) the land of Uganda
2) he did not view Israel as a holy place
3) 6th Zionists Congress
4) to resign if it would not be accepted
The Movement was split between _____ for Uganda and _____ against Uganda
what was delayed till 1905
1) Western Europeans
2) Eastern European
3) the vote
when did Hertzel die?
as a result what happened to the Uganda plan?
1) summer of 1904
2) was rejected
where did teh control of teh zionist movement go to?
eventually created____ w/ ____
1) European Jews
2) State of Israel
3) w/ their beliefs of judiasm an somewhat anti-religious
Why religious Jews were against Zionism
A) even though religious ppl attended who made up most of it
Secular and anti-religion Jews
Why religious Jews were against Zionism
B) what did they fear about the movement? (Based on what)
Zionists opened schools and camps preaching what?
One should not connect to what kind of Jews?
How did Zionists feel Jews should be identified?
- a movement based on nationalism would replace the Torah as an identifying feature
- Creating a new Jew
- Of the past
- not by Torah but rather they r a ppl who share a common culture and goal of nationhood like everyone else
Why religious Jews were against Zionism
C) most of the leadership of Zionist were not…
They were an antagonist towards….
It was hard for religious Jews to accept what?
- Observant
- Religion
- That anything good could come from Jews who didn’t care about religion
Why religious Jews were against Zionism
D) there was an unspoken message of ____
which was therefore viewed as another ___ that would be ____ towards the Jewish ppl
messianism - belief of moshiach
false moshiach
harmful