Zionist Revisionists
Zionist Revisionists (Revisionist Zionism) were the followers of a right-wing, nationalist Zionist movement founded by Vladimir Jabotinsky in the 1920s. It rejected the incremental and socialist Zionism dominant at the time, advocating for militant Jewish statehood in Palestine (including both banks of the Jordan), and drew on various European nationalist movements as ideological models.
Claims that use this term
- Zionist Revisionists positioned Italy as a third-way alternative to both Orient and Occident
- Zionist Revisionists drew on Sinn Fein, Polish, and Italian national movements as models
- Zionist Revisionists framed seafaring as restoring an ancient Hebrew masculine heroism
- Zionist Revisionists inverted Enlightenment progress into a narrative of spiritual decay
- Zionist Revisionists framed East-West difference as an evolutionary matter-form split
- Zionist Revisionists rejected the religious-moral view in favor of ancient Hebrew political power