The Voice of Jerusalem

Exploring early Zionist thought, this work by Israel Zangwill delves into themes of Jewish identity, cultural heritage, and the quest for a homeland. The collection includes poems, essays, and reflections on Judaism's position, the concept of a Jewish state, and the cultural narratives surrounding Jewish life. Zangwill's friendship with Theodor Herzl and his eventual renunciation of a Jewish homeland add depth to the discussion. This new edition features an introductory chapter by J. A. Hammerton, making it a significant read for those interested in early Zionism.