Summary
Zionist thinker (1863–1943) whose 1907 essay ‘The Hidden Question’ urged integrating the Arab question into Zionism (Zionist Israel and the Question of Palestine, PDF p.31).
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Major proponent of Gorny’s ‘altruistic-integrationist’ approach: favourable reception would benefit both peoples, shared Semitic origins as basis for cooperation, colonialist/repressive stance counterproductive (Gorny 1986: 47–55, PDF p.31).
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He held integration to be the right course from the moral as well as the realpolitik point of view: a favourable reception of the Jews by the Palestinians would benefit both, progress for the latter and a homeland for the Jews (PDF p.31).