| Place of Publication | Harmondsworth, England : |
| Publisher's Name | Penguin Books, |
| Date of Publication | 1974 |
| Extent | 288p. |
| Other Details | footnotes, glossary, indexed |
| Series Statement Title | A Pelican Original |
| Item Descriptor | The evolution of Israel into an aggressively nationalistic, paramilitary and essentially undemocratic nation has, in the author's opinion, destroyed any hopes of lasting peace |
| Formatted Content Note | Sections include - Foreword - the air-raid sirens of Tel-Aviv; 'The only democracy in the Middle East'; The foundations of Zionism, 1870-1914; Arab nationalism in Palestine before 1920; The stillbirth of 'Palestine', 1920-39; Jewish liberation movements up to 1942; The underground nationalist movements, 1942-8; Recognizing the Arabs Canaanites, Pax Semitica and semitic action; The phenomenon of Haolam Hazeh from 1950 on; The Israeli communist party; Matzpen and other new left groups; Racialism in Israel; Censorship; Behind the scenes; The class-structure and the economy; The takeocer of the land; The army; The racialism of belief; and Youth and the future
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| Level Content-Audience | Undergraduate |
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| Subject Entry | Israel - Politics and government
Zionism |
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