2019
DOI: 10.37879/belleten.2019.1131
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The Relations Between the Ottomans, Zionists and Palestinian Jews as Refl ected in Israeli History Textbooks

Abstract: Israeli history textbooks published since 1948 dwell at length on the Ottoman government's relations with the Zionists and its policies toward the Palestinian Jews. Explaining the Ottomans' opposition to Jewish settlement in Palestine, the textbooks acknowledge their concern that a non-Muslim majority could emerge there to demand autonomy or independence, as had happened earlier in the Balkans. However, they sharply criticize the wartime policies of Jamal Pasha against the Jewish community in Palestine. Althou… Show more

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