The British Left and Zionism, History of a Divorce

The British Left and Zionism, History of a Divorce
Publisher: Manchester University Press
Published Date: September 2012
ISBN-13: 978-0719088131

The book examines how the response to Zionism of the various currents of the British Left evolved from 1917 up to the advent of New Labour.  From The Communist party's embrace of the Zionist cause in 1947 to the conjunction of an anti-imperialist new left and a resurgent Palestinian nationalism in the 1960s.

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