History of Zionist thought

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In this important book, Dr. Abdel Wahab El Morsi discusses with presentation and analysis the history of Zionist thought and the Zionist movement and its roots in Western civilization. This study is considered a continuation and development of the general theses that El Morsi addressed in his various studies on the Zionist phenomenon. The book traces the history of Zionist thought before Herzl and Balfour, and the stages it went through until its formation in the early twentieth century. It then addresses the strange roots of Zionist thought, shedding light on the relationship between Zionism and Western intellectual trends such as Romanticism and Nietzscheanism, as well as Western political movements like Nazism and Fascism. It then reviews the most important Zionist currents and points of agreement and disagreement among them before discussing the current state of Zionism, its stance towards Jewish groups worldwide, and the features of its historical crisis. Book information: - Author: Abdel Wahab El Morsi - Year of publication: 2010 - Publisher: Dar Al Shorouk - Number of pages: 647