— Ethan B. Katz and Lisa Moses Leff and Maud S. Mandel and Colette Zytnicki and Daniel J. Schroeter and Tara Zahra and David Feldman and Adam Mendelsohn and Susannah Heschel and Israel Bartal and Derek J. Penslar and Joshua Cole and Elizabeth F. Thompson and and Frances MalinoA related problem is the failure to include additional categories of analysis such as anticolonialism (Zionism as an act of resistance by a colonized people) and postcolonial state building (understanding Israel within the political and economic framework of twentieth-century Asia and Africa). This essay contends that the Zionist project was historically and conceptually situated between colonial, anticolonial, and postcolonial discourse and practice. Colonial and anticolonial elements coexisted in the Zionist project from its inception until the creation of the state in 1948.
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