Vladimir Jabotinsky led the "revisionist" version of this movement, which had larger goals than the "political" wing organized under the Basel Program.
A major figure in this ideology defended it in the tract The Iron Wall. Vladimir Jabotinsky led the "revisionist" version of this movement, which had larger goals than the "political" wing organized under the Basel Program. The goals of this movement were affirmed by the British Foreign Secretary in 1917's Balfour Declaration and by Harry Truman's promises to Chaim Weizmann. For 10 points, name this movement advocated by Theodor Herzl's newspaper The Jewish State, which achieved its chief aim in 1948 at the establishment of the State of Israel.
A major figure in this ideology defended it in the tract The Iron Wall.
{Zionism}