Theodore herzl
Exodus was among the ship records found in a Tel Aviv document trove - exclusive
Documents and photographs reviewed by The Jerusalem Post show that the material spans several years and reflects more than one phase of Jewish immigration to Israel.
The Torah between Abraham and Herzl: Israel’s call to moral leadership - opinion
A New Zionist Home for a New Zionist Conversation - opinion
Echos of biblical proportions: Israel's war with Iran mirrors story of Moses's 12 spies - opinion
Know your Zionist history with new WZO Zionism Calendar
If you have ever wanted to know the answer to these key questions of Zionist history, then the new World Zionist Organization Zionist Calendar may be for you.
Hate: Herzl’s unfulfilled vow
The Jewish state that was promised as antisemitism’s cure has become its excuse, focus and obsession.
La déclaration Balfour, toujours sur le banc des accusés
100 ans après, la célèbre lettre ouverte du ministre des Affaires étrangères britannique reste un sujet de controverse. Qu’en pensent les descendants de Lord Balfour ?
The Golden age of Jewish-Christian relations
Christian love demanded that they try and convert the Jews, but more often than not, Jews felt more wrath than grace.
Middle Israel: The Arab Herzl
Only Theodor Herzl’s "ism" has bucked the trend, remaining fresh, relevant, and a very big success 120 years after its launch.
My word: From Herzl to the Zionists’ dogs
The anniversary of the First Zionist Congress has produced much pontification on what the Zionist visionary would have made of today’s State of the Jews.
120 Herzls gather in Herzliya to celebrate Zionist Congress anniversary
“They say no one is irreplaceable, but I don’t know if someone else could have started the great process that Herzl put in motion."
In Herzl’s footsteps
Nissim Levy, the new chairman of the Herzl Museum, talks of the visionary’s concepts of secularism and declares: ‘This is the only country for Jews but it has to be a normal county’
Herzl à Jérusalem
Chroniques de l’unique voyage dans la Ville sainte du leader sioniste
Following Herzl's footsteps in Jerusalem
Theodor Herzl never returned to the Holy City during his lifetime, but he did after his death.