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Title
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| I |
THE THREE-CORNERED NATURE OF THE PROBLEM
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A. Historical preview
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B. Western interest and the Near East
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C. Zionism and Western goals
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| II |
APERÇU OF JEWISH HISTORY IN THE CHRISTIAN WEST PRIOR TO THE EMANCIPATION
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| III |
THE EMANCIPATION AND ITS AFTERMATH
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A. Revelation vs. reason
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B. The Enlightenment
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C. Emancipation, at last!
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D. Assimilation and reform
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| IV |
THE ROMANTIC RELAPSE OF EUROPE
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A. Russian pogroms
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B. European persecution
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1. The ideational groundwork
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2. Socio-political repulsion
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| V |
ZIONISM: THE EUROPEAN JEW’S COUNSEL OF DESPAIR
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A. Between the two horns of a terrible dilemma
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B. Zionism: Attempted escape from the dilemma
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C. Europe’s failure of nerve
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| VI |
ZIONISM AS RELIGION
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A. The romantic base of all Zionists
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B. Secular Zionism
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C. Zionism: A strictly European experience
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| VII |
ZIONISM AS POLITICS
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A. Before World War I
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B. The Balfour Declaration
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C. The British mandate on Palestine
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D. Zionist acquisition of the land
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E. Zionist immigration to Palestine
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F. Civil inabilities of the Palestinians
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G. The Palestinians’ continuous rebellion
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H. United Nations partition of Palestine
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I. Emptying Palestine through terror
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J. Zionism and colonialism
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| VIII |
ISLAM AND JUDAISM
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A. Three levels of parity and communion
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B. One Mesopotamian origin
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C. Islamic critique of Judaism
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D. Islamic critique of Jewish practice
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1. The Covenant of Madinah or constitution of the Islamic state
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2. Pax Islamica: The new world order
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3. Political treason by the Jews of Madinah
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E. The golden age of Judaism and the Jews
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| IX |
ISLAM AND ZIONISM
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A. The injustice of Zionism against non-Jews
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B. Undoing the injustice against non-Jews
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C. De-Zionization
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D. The injustice of Zionism against Judaism
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E. Undoing the injustice against Judaism
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F. Islam and the Jewish problem: The negative aspect
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1. Failure of Zionism to provide security
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2. Failure of Zionism to stop assimilation
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3. Failure of Zionism to enable Judaism to blossom forth
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G. Islam and the Jewish
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