Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies
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Paul Buhle The Radical Jewish Tradition by Donny Glickstein and Janey Stone. The book, Buhle writes, is a window onto "the antinomies of nineteenth-century Jewish life"—including the growing movement against Zionism and for socialism among Eastern European Jews. This authors, Buhle notes, also tells the story of Jewish communists in Britain, the United States, and beyond, taking into account the wide sweep of Jewish left activity globally, situating the present struggles against genocide in Palestine squarely within the legacy of radical Jews everywhere.
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@article{Buhle2026Radical,
title = {Radical Jewish Tradition},
author = {Paul Buhle},
journal = {Monthly Review},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.14452/mr-078-04-2026-08_5},
url = {https://doi.org/10.14452/mr-078-04-2026-08_5}
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