A Dispirited Rebellion
Gadi Taub
1997
Much has been written about the split that occurred in Zionist ideology after the removal of the immediate existential threat in the Six Day War—a split that grew increasingly wide with the Yom Kippur War, the Lebanon War, and the Intifada. In recent years there have been numerous efforts to show that the internal contradictions and the moral…
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