Our Goal

Editorial Board of Ha-Aḥdut

1910

We are embarking on the publication of a new journal devoted to the affairs of the workers and masses of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel and the Ottoman Empire. We wish to create a journal that will stand in its own right, and whose purpose will be to illuminate the condition of the worker in our land in particular, and the masses of the…

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Editorial Board of Ha-Aḥdut

1910–1914

The Hebrew weekly Ha-Aḥdut (Unity) was the official organ of the Zionist-Marxist Po‘ale Tsiyon (Workers of Zion) movement in Palestine. It was established in Jerusalem in July 1910 by Yitzhak Ben-Zvi, Rachel Yanait, Ya‘akov Zerubavel, and David Ben-Gurion, and continued to publish until December 1914, when its offices were raided and forcefully closed by local Ottoman officials.

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