The End of Zionism
Menachem Brinker
1985
It is standard fare at Zionist assemblies to declare that Israel belongs to all Jews, wherever they live. As a ritual to be trotted out on Sabbaths and festivals (and the atmosphere at Zionist assemblies is unflinchingly festive) the line has a certain symbolic value. It echoes with the concern every Jew feels, or should feel, for Israel’s welfare…
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