1. Background, Sources, Responses
Origins of Zionism
Background, Sources, Responses

2. Western Europe Modernism=> Secularization-Nationalism-Democracy
Emancipation for Jews =>
Enlightenment, integration =>
Polarization versus ethnicity
1979 Political Antisemitism

3. Eastern Europe Initial modernization only=>
Jews - Demographic-Economic Pressure (Pale of Settlement)
=>Emigration + Productivization
Secular-Hebrew Enlightenment
Social political radicalization
1881 Pogroms

4. Mutual influences + Links between East and West
Solidarity facing Immigration
Awareness of Problems in Emancipation
Solidarity beyond Religion
Facing Antisemitism

5. New Response: Modern Jewish Nationalism
Political platforms for the Diaspora:
"Auto-Emancipation"
Bund
Territorialism
Autonomism

6. National Migration plans
Settlement endeavors
Baron Rothchild
Jewish Colonization Association (JCA)

7. Transforming links to Eretz Israel
Modernization in the Old Yishuv
Messianism + Realistic goals
Secularization of Religious Link
Fore-Runners of Zionism Hess, Kalischer, Alkalai
Lovers of Zion
First + Second Aliyah ( )

8. The establishment of the World Zionist Organization
Theodor (Benjamin Ze’ev) Herzl
The First Zionist Congress 1897
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