Opis
Their violent expulsion in late antiquity notwithstanding, Jews have lived in the area the Roman occupiers renamed Palestine continuously for several thousand years. By the 1860s, Jews once again formed more than half of Jerusalem’s population. The institutions and infrastructure established from the 1880s onwards with a view to creating a Jewish homeland in Palestine are generally referred to as the Yishuv. The dogged determination of all too many to bring about the destruction of the State of Israel is inseparable from the sustained and equally dogged efforts to erase the history of Jewish life in Palestine prior to 1948, which this volume celebrates.
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