2019
DOI: 10.5703/shofar.37.3.0267
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Zionism, <em>Aliyah</em>, and the Jews of Glasgow: Belonging and Believing in Postwar Britain

Abstract: This article unpicks the meanings of Zionist identification in postwar Britain, making a case study of the Jewish community of Glasgow. It questions how the existence of Israel, especially in times of crisis, impacted on British-Jewish communities and individuals, and what these impacts may tell us about Jewish postwar lives. In particular, the article explores the ways in which Zionism interacted with British society, culture, and politics, particularly as regards issues of multiculturalism, ethnicity, and co… Show more

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