The first book-length treatment of the history and political thought of Israel's Declaration of Independence and its drafting process - a momentous text and a pivotal moment in twentieth-century history. The authors examine the political and theoretical dilemmas faced by the founders of Israel as they prepared to declare independence.
The first book-length treatment of the history and political thought of Israel's Declaration of Independence and its drafting process - a momentous text and a pivotal moment in twentieth-century history. The authors examine the political and theoretical dilemmas faced by the founders of Israel as they prepared to declare independence.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Neil Rogachevsky is clinical assistant professor and associate director at the Straus Center of Yeshiva University, where he teaches Israel studies and political thought. His writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Tablet, Mosaic, Jewish Review of Books, American Affairs, Ha'aretz and other publications.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Natural rights 2. From natural rights to labor Zionism: Tzvi Berenson and the legal department's draft 3. International law: Herschel Lauterpacht's draft 4. Diplomacy: Moshe Shertok's draft 5. Politics and law: debating the declaration 6. Natural and historical right: David Ben-Gurion and Israel's Declaration 7. The laws of Israel and the declaration of independence Conclusion: sovereignty, the Jewish state, and principles of political right.
1. Natural rights 2. From natural rights to labor Zionism: Tzvi Berenson and the legal department's draft 3. International law: Herschel Lauterpacht's draft 4. Diplomacy: Moshe Shertok's draft 5. Politics and law: debating the declaration 6. Natural and historical right: David Ben-Gurion and Israel's Declaration 7. The laws of Israel and the declaration of independence Conclusion: sovereignty, the Jewish state, and principles of political right.
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