Zionism in transition

by Moshe Davis

“Zionism should be understood not only as the movement for the Return of the Jewish People in its Homeland in Eretz Israel, but also as that creative historical process which intensifies the content of Jewish life everywhere.” -Moshe Davis “In this twentieth century we have reached the point where scientific technology can make far reaching changes in human life. It is all the more important, then, that technology be directed by moral values. Here is the new challenge for Zionist planning... “It seems tome that the great intellectual potential of the Diaspora in cooperation with Israel’s own capacity can go far towards making Israel a pilot plant for the twenty-first century, a pilot plant created by the combination of science and ]ewish values.” -Ephraim Katzir

377 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1980