How Zionism and Americanism created a free, democratic Israel
At a time of such division, it has never been more timely to look back at the history of Zionism.“Top Story” with Jonathan Tobin and guest Rick Richman, Ep. 108The
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At a time of such division, it has never been more timely to look back at the history of Zionism.“Top Story” with Jonathan Tobin and guest Rick Richman, Ep. 108The
In their seminal work "The Communist Manifesto," Marx and Engels astutely observed that the executive of a modern state essentially acts as a committee, primarily serving the interests of the bourgeoisie. Remarkably, even in today's era, this notion retains its profound relevance.
From the blog of Dovid Vigler at The Times of Israel
Harold Innis consistently pointed to the recurrent historical pattern in which imperial centers control and exploit those who live on the margins of a political order. Innis warned that this dynamic would not disappear with the rise of mass democracy.
A report by Lori Wysong for Historically Speaking. In his 1492 descriptions of the Caribbean, Christopher Columbus declared the houses of the indigenous people he encountered “could not be more graceful, or better made, more reliable, cleaner, or healthier and it is a pleasure to see them and live in them.”[1] Variations of the huts, or…