Jewish Self-Determination beyond Zionism examines the liberal Zionist and Jewish anti-Zionist perspectives that developed in the decades following Israeli statehood.
J ewish Self-Determination beyond Zionism concludes that an updated, binational program is the best path forward..
Graubart focuses on two of Humanist Zionism\'s most insightful thinkers, Martin Buber and Hannah Arendt, putting them in conversation with each other, and synthesizing their collective insights and critical Jewish perspectives alongside the ideas of Noam Chomsky, Judith Butler, Ella Shohat, Edward Said, and Other philosophers and academics.
Jewish Self-Determination beyond Zionism also engages a Humanist Zionist vision to confront the Zionist movement\'s foundational sins and demands a full reckoning with the Palestinians.
The book\'s vision advances a distinct Jewish Self-Determination committed to cultural enrichment and emancipation, internationalism, and the fostering of new political, social, and economic channels for attaining genuine reconciliation between Israelis and Palestinians. advances a non-statist vision of Jewish Self-Determination to be realized in a binational political arrangement that rejects Apartheid practices and features a just and collaborative coexistence of Israeli Jews and Palestinian Arabs.
In his timely book, Jonathan Graubart.
Jewish Self-Determination beyond Zionism examines the liberal Zionist and Jewish anti-Zionist perspectives that developed in the decades following Israeli statehood
