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9780375711329

A History of Israel

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    9780375711329

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    0375711325

  • Edition: 3rd
  • Format: Trade Paper
  • Copyright: 2007-05-15
  • Publisher: Knopf
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Second Edition, Revised and Expanded

Author Biography

Howard Morley Sachar serves as Charles E. Smith Professor of History Emeritus at George Washington University.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xxi
The Rise of Jewish Nationalismp. 3
Acculturation and Historical Memoryp. 3
Forerunners of Zionismp. 6
European Nationalism and Russian Upheavalp. 10
Palestine as Refuge and Renaissancep. 13
The Chovevei Zionp. 16
The Beginning of the Returnp. 18
The Link with the Landp. 18
Palestine and European Consciousnessp. 20
The "Old Settlement"p. 22
The "Old Settlement" Stirsp. 24
The First Aliyahp. 26
"The Well-known Benefactor"p. 30
The Bridgehead Widensp. 32
Herzl and the Rise of Political Zionismp. 36
The Complete Europeanp. 36
Der Judenstaatp. 38
From Theorist to Activist: The Zionist Congressp. 41
The Kaiser and the Sultanp. 47
The British Connectionp. 52
Achad HaAm, Easterners, and the Democratic Fractionp. 56
A Final Diplomatic Effort and the "Uganda" Crisisp. 59
Herzl: A Last Assessmentp. 63
The Growth of the Yishuvp. 65
Zionism after Herzlp. 65
The Growth of Zionist Partiesp. 67
Labor Zionismp. 69
The Second Aliyahp. 71
The Conquest of Laborp. 74
The Collective Settlementp. 77
The Guild of Watchmenp. 80
The Conquest of Hebrewp. 82
The Yishuv Strives for Political Identityp. 85
The Balfour Declarationp. 89
Palestine Jewry and the Warp. 89
The Middle East and British War Policyp. 92
The Origins of the Anglo-Zionist Alliancep. 96
A Crucial Intermediaryp. 99
The Quid Pro Quo of Jewish Friendshipp. 101
A Declaration Is Issuedp. 105
The Jewish Legion and the Liberation of the Yishuvp. 112
The Establishment of The Mandatep. 116
A Definition of Frontiersp. 116
High and Early Hopes in the Holy Landp. 117
The End of the Military Regime, The Reformulation of the Mandatep. 122
The "Constitution" of the Mandatep. 129
The Operation of the Mandatep. 132
The Roots of Self-Governmentp. 134
Building the Jewish National Homep. 138
The Revival of the Zionist Organizationp. 138
The Contest for American Zionism, The Struggle for Land and Fundsp. 140
Immigrants and Ideologiesp. 144
A New Utopia on the Soilp. 147
The Voice of Chalutziutp. 152
The Growth of Urban Settlement, The Struggle for Labor Unityp. 154
The Creation of the Jewish Agencyp. 160
The Seeds of Arab - Jewish Confrontationp. 163
Arabs and Jews Before the Mandatep. 163
The Arabs of Palestinep. 167
A Failure of Perception, A Renewal of Violencep. 171
The Aftermath of Violencep. 174
Polarization and a Failure of Definitionp. 178
The Revisionist Answerp. 183
The Fifth Aliyah, The Growth of the Capitalist Sectorp. 188
The Growth of Zionismp. 190
Britain Repudiates the Jewish National Homep. 195
The Intrusion of the Axisp. 195
The Seeds of Arab Revoltp. 196
The Arab Revolt Beginsp. 199
The Peel Commissionp. 201
The Peel Report and Its Receptionp. 204
Partition in the Balancep. 208
The Arab Revolt Is Renewedp. 210
The Growth of Jewish Self-Defensep. 213
Britain Retreats from Partitionp. 217
The London Round Table Conferencep. 219
The White Paper of 1939p. 222
Palestine in World War IIp. 227
An Oscillation of British Fortunesp. 227
A Lonely Allyp. 229
Tragedy and Rescuep. 236
Anglo-Zionist Diplomacy During the Warp. 240
The Rise of Jewish Militancyp. 243
The Yishuv Repudiates the Mandatep. 249
The War Ends: Jewish and British Appraisalsp. 249
The United States and the Refugee Questionp. 254
The Anglo-American Committee of Inquiryp. 258
Jewish Extremism Intensifiedp. 264
The Illegal Immigrationp. 267
Britain's Final Effort: The Morrison-Grady Plan and the London Discussionsp. 270
The Birth of Israelp. 279
The Palestine Issue Reaches the United Nationsp. 279
The UNSCOP Reportsp. 283
The United States Makes a Commitmentp. 287
The Vote for Partitionp. 292
The Response to Partitionp. 295
Partition in Jeopardyp. 301
The Jews Force the Issuep. 304
The Birth of Israelp. 309
The War of Independencep. 315
The Arab States Prepare for Invasionp. 315
The Jews Face Invasionp. 317
Israel's Survival in the Balancep. 319
The Battle for Jerusalemp. 324
The First United Nations Trucep. 327
Territorial and Demographic Changesp. 330
Bernadotte Makes a Proposalp. 336
The Battle for the Negevp. 339
The Final Campaign of the Palestine Warp. 342
Negotiations for an Armisticep. 347
The Growth of the Israeli Republicp. 354
The Framework of Governmentp. 354
Legislature and Executivep. 357
A Bicephalous Judiciaryp. 360
Crises of Israeli Democracyp. 362
An Entanglement of Partiesp. 362
Government by Coalitionp. 366
The Bureaucracyp. 369
Demagogueryp. 371
Religion and Statep. 376
The Arab Minority: Citizenship and Military Governmentp. 382
The Arab Minority: Land and Economyp. 386
Communal Structure in an Alien Societyp. 389
Ingathering and the Struggle for Economic Survivalp. 395
The Gates Openp. 395
The Oriental Immigrationp. 396
The Shock of Absorptionp. 403
Efforts to Disperse and Feed a Populationp. 405
The Crisis of the Israeli Economyp. 409
The Role of the Public Sectorp. 411
The Immigration Resumes, The Roots of Social Crisisp. 415
The North African Malaisep. 419
The Economy Revivesp. 424
The Search for Peace and Securityp. 429
The Realities of Israel's Foreign Policyp. 429
The Palestine Conciliation Commission, The Status of Jerusalemp. 430
The Arab Refugees: The Fate of Abandoned Propertyp. 436
The Arab Refugees: Repatriation versus Resettlementp. 439
A Flickering of Border Violencep. 443
Demilitarized Zones and Fedayeenp. 445
The Dynamics of Arab Belligerencyp. 450
The Mechanics of Arab Belligerencyp. 453
Israel Looks to the Westp. 458
The Quest for Soviet Friendshipp. 461
A Crisis of Conscience: To Negotiate with Germanyp. 464
The Treaty of Luxembourg and Shilumimp. 466
The Balance Sheetp. 470
Sinai and Suezp. 472
Nasser Casts a Shadowp. 472
Israel in Isolationp. 475
Dayan Creates a Fighting Forcep. 479
The Search for an Allyp. 482
Nasser Issues a Challengep. 485
Israel Is Brought into the Picturep. 489
Operation Kadesh Is Launchedp. 493
"The Separation of Combatants"p. 497
Operation Kadesh Is Completedp. 499
A World in Outragep. 503
Israel Holds Out for Safeguardsp. 507
A Formula Is Devisedp. 510
Years of Economic and Social Growthp. 515
The Emergence of a Nationp. 515
The Conquest of Land and Waterp. 517
The Desert Unlocked, The Seas Openedp. 522
The "Takeoff" Pointp. 528
The Arab Minorityp. 532
Israeli Jewry's "Other Half"p. 538
A Decade of Political and Diplomatic Achievementp. 543
The Crisis of the Political Establishment: The Lavon Affairp. 543
The Aftermath: A Reconstruction of Partiesp. 547
The Eichmann Trialp. 552
The Courtship of Germanyp. 559
Weapons and Diplomacyp. 562
Israel, France, and the European Economic Communityp. 567
Israel and the Developing Nationsp. 572
The Israeli-African Honeymoonp. 575
Cultural and Ideological Currentsp. 580
The Rise of an Arab Intelligentsiap. 580
The Growth of a Majority Culture: Education and Sciencep. 583
The Search for Identity and Stylep. 588
Literature of the Soul: The "Jewish" Generationp. 590
"The Palmach Generation"-And Afterp. 593
The Crisis of Consciencep. 595
The Confrontation with Orthodoxy in Israelp. 598
Who Is a Jew?p. 602
The Struggle for Flexibility Within Orthodoxyp. 608
The Quest for Spiritual Alternativesp. 611
The Six-Day Warp. 615
A Fluctuation of Nasser's Fortunesp. 615
A Syrian Tiger Is Loosedp. 617
Moscow Rides the Tigerp. 620
Nasser Returns to Gaza and Sharm es-Sheikhp. 622
A Blockade Reimposedp. 625
Diplomatic Agony, Political Crisisp. 628
A Massing of Arab Strengthp. 632
The Sources of Israeli Military Powerp. 635
The Decision to Attackp. 638
An Aerial Thunderbolt, A Mailed Fistp. 639
A Confusion of Arab Purposesp. 642
The World in Shockp. 645
Israel Conquers Sinaip. 647
"Jerusalem the Golden"p. 650
Retribution on the Golan Heightsp. 655
A Diplomatic Consolidationp. 661
Israel as Empirep. 667
A Regime of Improvisation: Jerusalemp. 667
The West Bankp. 669
Israel Waits for a "Phone Call"p. 673
Israel Tightens Its Gripp. 677
The Rise of Arab Guerrilla Resistancep. 682
The Economic Impact of Israeli Occupationp. 686
The War of Attritionp. 689
The Soviets Enlarge Their Presencep. 693
The Mutation of Arab Guerrilla Resistancep. 697
The Rise of Prosperityp. 702
Israel's Administered "Common Market"p. 704
Conflicting Visions of Israel's Territorial Futurep. 708
Israel and World Jewryp. 714
A Mobilization of the Diasporap. 714
Israel Reformulates Zionismp. 718
The Crisis of American Zionismp. 721
The Diaspora Pays Its Duesp. 724
The Reconstruction of the Jewish Agencyp. 728
The "Jews of Silence"p. 731
The Upheaval of Soviet Jewryp. 735
The War of the Day of Judgmentp. 740
The Politics of Complacencyp. 740
A Reevaluation of Military Posturep. 744
Sadat Reaches a Decisionp. 746
Sadat Completes His Preparationsp. 749
A Failure of Israeli Intelligencep. 752
Avalanche Out of the Northp. 755
A Tidal Wave Across the Canalp. 759
A Reevaluation of Prioritiesp. 762
A Competition of Patronsp. 766
Stabilization and Counterattackp. 770
A Reversal of Fortunes in the Southp. 774
The Soviets in Panicp. 778
Israel Cedes a Corridorp. 784
Aftermath of an Earthquakep. 788
Israel in Isolation Againp. 788
Shuttle Diplomacy and First-Stage Disengagementp. 792
A Political Changing of the Guardp. 801
The Costs of an Indeterminate Victoryp. 806
A Crisis of Shuttle Diplomacyp. 812
Disengagement and Breathing Spacep. 817
Continuing Dangersp. 825
Rabin's Years of Sufferancep. 828
The Likud Era Beginsp. 831
Labor's Final Epitaphp. 831
An Electoral Upheavalp. 834
Israel Turns to the Rightp. 835
"The Enemy Within"p. 838
An Accommodation with Egyptp. 843
Sadat in Quest of Peacep. 843
A Hegira to Jerusalemp. 845
The Cold Light of Dawnp. 848
Retreat and Breakthroughp. 851
The Frameworks of Agreementp. 852
Sadat's Equivocation, Carter's Gamblep. 854
A Pilgrimage to the Middle Eastp. 856
Romantic Nationalism and Realpolitikp. 861
The New Palestiniansp. 861
A Paralysis of Dialoguep. 863
A Fixation on Settlementp. 865
The Realities of Settlementp. 867
A Disaffection from Revisionismp. 869
Malaise on the Domestic Scenep. 872
Seizing the Political Offensive: Jerusalemp. 873
A Visitation to Osiraqp. 875
Revisionism at the Apogeep. 881
A Revalidated Political Imprimaturp. 881
Retribution in Egyptp. 882
The Religionists Claim Their Pricep. 884
The Nationalists Claim Their Pricep. 887
A Blueprint for "Pragmatic" Settlementp. 889
Carrot and Stick in Palestinep. 891
A Fulminance of Jewish Vigilantismp. 894
Israel in Lebanonp. 897
A Rolling Thunder from the Northp. 897
Ariel Sharon's Mailed Fistp. 901
Operation Peace for the Galileep. 904
Operation Big Pinesp. 908
The Ugly Israelip. 910
The Failed Gamblep. 911
Sabra and Shatilap. 913
Assad Vetoes an Accordp. 916
Menachem Begin's Moment of Truthp. 918
A Crisis of Israeli Spirit, of Diaspora Loyaltyp. 921
A Sophistication of Majority Culturep. 921
Confrontation into Kulturkampf?p. 922
A Brutalization of Civic Rectitudep. 927
A Waning of Diaspora Patiencep. 929
A Reappraisal of Loyaltiesp. 930
The Era of Unity Governmentsp. 934
Electioneering on the Economic Brinkp. 934
An End to Adventurismp. 936
The Struggle for Economic Stabilizationp. 941
Toward a Scientific Societyp. 943
Israel as Armorerp. 945
Iran-Contra: The Israeli Connectionp. 949
A Redeeming Territorial Moderationp. 953
The Wages of Immobilismp. 957
Peres's Diplomatic Gamesmanshipp. 957
A Political Rolloverp. 958
The Storm before the Stormp. 960
Palestinian Intifada, Israeli Retrenchmentp. 964
A Resurgent Immigration from Eastern Europep. 968
The Price of Revived Territorialismp. 971
An Exhaustion of American Forbearancep. 974
A Tormented Road to Peacep. 977
A Firestorm from the Gulfp. 977
Operation Desert Storm: The Israeli Dimensionp. 979
Operation Desert Storm: Dividends and Debtsp. 981
A Diplomatic Respectabilityp. 982
The Madrid Conference-and Beyondp. 984
Labor's Political Reincarnationp. 986
Background to a Diplomatic Revolutionp. 989
A Scandinavian Door to Palestinep. 991
An Experimental Palestinian Empowermentp. 994
An Erratic Journey toward Normalizationp. 997
A Partner to the Eastp. 999
A Deterioration of the Rabin-Peres Legacyp. 1003
A Post-Rabin Valedictoryp. 1003
Peres's Legacy to Rabinp. 1004
Rabin's Syrian Legacyp. 1007
A Belated Flexing of Musclesp. 1010
An Anti-Oslo Backlashp. 1012
The Peace Process in Netanyahu's Extremisp. 1015
An Advent of Clintonian Diplomacyp. 1018
Clinton as Senior Partnerp. 1020
Ehud Barak's Two Yearsp. 1024
A Paralysis of Negotiations, A Deterioration of Likud Governancep. 1024
"The Most Decorated Soldier"p. 1027
Barak's Syrian Optionp. 1028
In Pursuit of Hafez al-Assadp. 1030
Barak's Palestinian Optionp. 1033
Ariel Sharon Takes a Walkp. 1036
Clinton's Middle Eastern Valedictoryp. 1039
The Reincarnation of Ariel Sharonp. 1043
The Bulldozer as Prime Ministerp. 1046
Ariel Sharon Organizes a Governmentp. 1046
Arafat and Sharon Revert to Typep. 1047
The George W. Bush Administration: Overture to a Middle East Diplomacyp. 1051
The Reconquest of Palestinep. 1054
An Electoral Reconfirmationp. 1056
Sharon Builds a Fencep. 1059
Alternate Sponsorships for Peacep. 1061
The Bulldozer as Statesmanp. 1066
Overture to a Tactical Withdrawalp. 1066
A Political Reconfigurationp. 1068
Jewless in Gazap. 1071
And for the Rest of Palestine...?p. 1077
Israel Faces the Twenty-First Centuryp. 1080
A Russian Success Storyp. 1080
Economic Liberalization, Technological Innovationp. 1083
"Constitutional" Liberalizationp. 1086
Stylistic Artistry, Moral Sophisticationp. 1089
Stepchildren of Israelp. 1090
A Social Disequilibriump. 1094
A Mottled Landscapep. 1098
A Cold Peace, An Existential Threatp. 1098
Crime and Brutalizationp. 1101
A Burgeoning Kulturkampfp. 1104
From Kulturkampf to Incipient Civil Warp. 1105
A Diaspora Irredentismp. 1107
Jerusalem: A Defusable Time Bomb?p. 1109
A Tale of Two Electionsp. 1111
A Middle Eastern Hour of Decisionp. 1116
The Rockets of Lebanonp. 1116
Seeking a Diplomatic Breathing Spacep. 1121
The Reckoningp. 1125
A Lingering Vacuum of Great Power Statesmanshipp. 1127
A Tenuous Horizonp. 1130
Bibliographyp. 1135
Indexp. 1209
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