1. WHAT MADE THE YISHUV VIABLE? INSTITUTIONS

2. YISHUV THE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN MANDATORY PALESTINE 1922-1948 GREW FROM ABOUT 80,000 TO 650,000 LABOR ZIONISM REVISIONIST ZIONISM GENERAL ZIONISM

3. WHY DID THE FIRST ALIYA FAIL? JEWS PREFERRED AMERICA –IT HAD HIGHER WAGES –IT ATTRACTED MORE JEWS JEWISH IMMIGRANTS LIVED IN CITIES ARAB LABOR WAS MORE COST- EFFECTIVE THAN JEWISH LABOR POLITICS DID NOT MAKE SOCIETY

4. JEWISH LABOR UNECONOMIC IN THE ORANGE GROVES

5. WHY DID THE SECOND ALIYA SUCCEED? A CONVENTIONAL EXPLANATION LOOKS TO THE JEWISH AGENCY “VIRTUAL GOVERNMENT” BUT THERE WAS NO HOMOGENOUS ZIONIST MOVEMENT A DEEPER LOOK FOCUSES ON LABOR ZIONISM

6. WHAT WAS THE 2 ND ALIYA? MOVEMENT OF ZIONIST IMMIGRANTS FROM 1905-1915 LED THE “YISHUV” INTO STATEHOOD PROMINENT AND DOMINANT LEADERS: DAVID BENGURION, YITZHAK BEN ZVI, “SOCIALISTS” WHO PUT POLITICS IN COMMAND

7. POLITICAL ICONOGRAPHY THEODOR HERZL

8. CHAIM WEIZMANN PRESIDENT OF ISRAEL WITH US PRESIDENT HARRY TRUMAN

9. DAVID BEN-GURION

10. BERL KATZNELSON LABOR ZIONIST IDEOLOGIST

11. INNOVATIONS OF LABOR ZIONISM HISTADRUT KIBBUTZIM & JEWISH NATIONAL FUND HAGANA HEBREW

12. HISTADRUT GENERAL ORGANIZATION OF JEWISH WORKERS IN ERETZ YISRAEL FOUNDED IN HAIFA IN 1920. GENERAL SECRETARY WAS DAVID BEN- GURION CLASSICAL ZIONISM WAS MIDDLE CLASS BUT IN PALESTINE IT WAS COLECTIVIST HISTADRUT PIONEERED A DUAL ECONOMY EMPLOYED STRIKES, POLITICAL POWER OVER JEWISH AGENCY SPENDING, AND INVESTMENT OF ITS OWN RESOURCES (HEVRAT OVDIM AND SOLEL BONEH) CONTROL OF HISTADRUT ENSURED THAT MANY NEW IMMIGRANTS WERE TIED TO LABOR.

13. HISTADRUT AS A POLITICAL CENTER HISTADRUT WAS THE NUCLEUS OF THE STATE BECAUSE –IT WAS AN ARENA FOR POLITICAL COMPETITION –IT HELD RESOURCES FOR DISTRIBUTION –IT CONTROLLED ITS OWN MILITARY FORCE –IT COULD DISCIPLINE OTHER SECTIONS OF THE YISHUV

14. THE KIBBUTZ THE KIBBUTZ WAS A COLLECTIVE FARM MEMBERS LIVED COMMUNALLY MEMBERS SHARED THE PROFITS MEMBERS HAD NO INDIVIDUAL PROPERTY

15. ICONOGRAPHY OF THE KIBBUTZ HAPPY HEALTHY KIBBUTZNIKS

16. QUASI-PEASANT KIBBUTZNIKS

17. COMMUNAL KIBBUTZNIKS

18. PROGRESSIVE WOMEN KIBBUTZNIKS

19. WHAT ABOUT THE JEWISH NATIONAL FUND? BOUGHT LAND USING DONATIONS FROM ABROAD HELD LAND AS A “CORPORATION” MADE “SOCIALIST” I.E., NON-MARKET DECISIONS ABOUT PURCHASE AND USE NEVER SOLD LAND

20. ESDRAELON/JEZREEL WAS THE SITE OF MUCH JEWISH AGRICULTURE

22. WHY WAS IT IMPORTANT? THE KIBBUTZ PROVIDED THE ZIONISM WITH TERRITORIAL EXTENSION BY REPLACING FOR-PROFIT AGRICULTURE THE KIBBUTZ ALSO CREATED JEWISH PEASANTS THE KIBBUTZ PROVIDED THE IMAGE OF A HEROIC ZIONIST PIONEER AND PROVIDED THE MANPOWER FOR THE NUCLEUS OF THE PROTO-ARMY.

23. WHAT WAS HAGANA? A MILITIA ATTACHED TO HISTADRUT 1907 BEN GURION AND BEN TZVI FOUNDED THE BAR GIORA AND BY 1914 FIELDED FOUR SQUADS 1920 ACHDUT HAAVODA PARTY ORGANIZED DIRECTLY UNDER THE POLITICAL CONTROL OF THE HISTADRUT LEADERSHIP HAGANA EMERGED FROM THE REALITY OF RURAL SELF-HELP BUT ITS STRUCTURE DERIVED FROM EUROPEAN SOCIALIST VIEWS OF THE STATE 1936 HAGANA HAD 3,000 MEN AT ARMS AND A CLEAR “DUAL POWER” IN PALESTINE EXISTED.

24. THE ICONOGRAPHY OF HAGANA THE SOLITARY GUARDIANS

25. A SOCIETY IN ARMS: WOMEN TOO

26. TRAINED TO FIGHT AS WELL AS DRILL`

27. HEBREW YIDDISH WAS THE COMMON LANGUAGE OF EUROPEAN JEWS HEBREW CREATED A COMMON CULTURE HEBREW ALSO FORCED THEM TO CUT TIES WITH THEIR PAST BIBLICAL (CLASSICAL) HEBREW HAD TO BE MADE VERNACULAR (NATIONAL)

28. THIRD ALIYA BETWEEN 1920 AND 1925 SECOND GENERATION OF PRE-STATE LEADERS STILL ONLY ABOUT 35,000 JEWS CAME IN THAT WAVE.

29. LARGE-SCALE IMMIGRATION IN THE LATE 20s AND 30s INCREASED IMMIGRATION TO PALESTINE BECAUSE: 1924 CLOSURE OF THE US GROWTH OF STATE-SPONSORED ANTI-SEMITISM IN EUROPE 60,000 CAME IN THE FOURTH ALIYA AND 190,000 JEWS CAME BETWEEN 1932 AND 1936

30. REINFORCEMENT OF LABOR ZIONISM HISTADRUT WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST OF THE ABSORPTION OF JEWISH IMMIGRANTS MOST WERE URBAN RESIDENTS WHO DEPENDED ON THE DUAL ECONOMY FOR EVEN MINIMAL SURVIVAL

31. LESS GLAMOROUS FACTORY WORKERS

32. LUNCH TIME LECTURES

33. NEEDED URBAN SERVICES