The Restoration of Israel

The book explores the origins of the idea of restoring Israel to the Holy Land, tracing it back to English Protestant roots before the emergence of Jewish Zionism. It argues that the movement gained momentum primarily due to religious motivations, particularly following the translation of the Bible into English by Tindale. The narrative highlights the significant impact of the Holocaust on the realization of this vision, illustrating the complex interplay between religious beliefs and historical events in shaping modern Zionism.