Fathom Highlight | Laurence Oliphant and British Christian Zionism + Kolbrener on Gordis
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January 21
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2020
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Our Fathom Highlight this week is Philip Earl Steele’s in-depth read on the diplomatic and organisational efforts of the British Zionist politician and writer Laurence Oliphant, using hitherto neglected Polish sources to re-assess the importance of his contribution to the nascent Zionist movement and to British Christian Zionism.
Also, William Kolbrener reviews Daniel Gordis’s We Stand Divided: The Rift Between American Jews and Israel. We are seeking new book reviewers for Fathom. If you are interested in contributing to Fathom, please see our new Fathom Book Reviews page below.
Our Voice of the Week is a Middle East Institute podcast with Senior Fellow Robert S. Ford, non-resident scholars Fatima Abo Alasra and Emad Badi and Alistair Taylor on what lies ahead for Iran, Syria, Yemen and Libya in 2020.
Our Image of the Week shows young Palestinian men preparing a flammable object to be flown via balloon toward Israel, near the Israel-Gaza border east of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip, 18 January 2020.
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British Christian Zionism (Part 2): the work of Laurence Oliphant
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Philip Earl Steele
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Book Review | We Stand Divided: The Rift Between American Jews and Israel
by William Kolbrener
Daniel Gordis’s We Stand Divided is the latest book on the growing rift between American Jews and Israelis. What distinguishes Gordis’s work is the way...
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