Ze'ev Jabotinsky
‘Israel of the Balkans’: Srpska fights like Israel for survival, Milorad Dodik tells 'Post'
The invocation of 'shared historical trauma' echoed through Dodik’s remarks; trauma rooted in the genocidal horrors of the ’40s , when Jews and Serbs were murdered together in places like Jasenovac.
Milorad Dodik compares Israel and Republika Srpska under European pressure
Betar to 'Post': NY order a 'chilling decision' that should 'terrify' Zionists and Jews - exclusive
Anti-Zionism’s chutzpah: An insult to Ze'ev Jabotinsky's legacy - opinion
A state of their own: A new exploration of the life of Ze’ev Jabotinsky
Heller is most adept at analyzing how Jabotinsky held on to the reins of his followers even when they took steps that made him personally uncomfortable.
A piece of Zionist history - to the highest bidder
What Zionist relic is up for auction in June?
Like Lincoln for the Republicans, Jabotinsky has become the Likud's mascot
Many invoke Jabotinsky’s name, but 76 years after his death few today actually care to emulate his secular, nationalist, Zionist ideas.
Jabotinsky : que reste t-il de son héritage ?
Beaucoup invoquent le nom de Jabotinsky, mais 76 ans après sa mort, quels sont ceux qui partagent réellement ses vues sionistes, laïques et nationalistes ?
This Week in Israeli History: Jabotinsky, Michael Levin and the Founding of Rishon LeZion
This Week in Israeli History: Joseph Trumpeldor and the Battle of Tel Hai
West Bank : Why Stabbing attacks in Israel dangerously harm Palestinian Economy.
Leading the ‘new Maccabees’: Lt.-Col. John Henry Patterson
"Patterson was a friend of the Jewish people, and his role should be recognized – especially in times like ours, when support of Israel by non- Jews is very important."
‘Self-ghettoization’ in the State of Israel
Ze’ev Jabotinsky was a fierce critic of the majority-rule interpretation of democracy.
This Week in Israeli History: Jabotinsky, Michael Levin, and a Fascinating Archeological Discovery