Zionism and the Jewish Problem is a seminal work on the history of Zionism and its role in addressing the wider issue of Jewish identity and persecution. The book examines the historical and political context in which Zionism emerged and argues for the importance of a Jewish homeland in Palestine. It is an essential read for anyone interested in the history of Zionism, the Jewish diaspora, and international relations in the early twentieth century.

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