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Zionism originally referred to a nationalist political movement dedicated to reestablishing the [[Israel|Jewish state]] in the land of Israel, which at the time was part of the British Mandate of [[Palestine]]; since this movement realised it's aim in 1948 the term now connotes political support for the continued existence of this Jewish State. Although Jews have been returning to their homeland throughout the last two thousand years, the movement in its modern guise was started in the late nineteenth century by [[Theodor Herzl]], and in 1948 the modern state of [[Israel]] was established on a piece of land granted by the [[United Nations]] with the support of [[Great Britain]], the nation which had formerly controlled the land under a [[League of Nations]] mandate.

Zionism originally referred to a nationalist political movement dedicated to reestablishing the [[Israel|Jewish state]] in the land of Israel, which at the time was part of the British Mandate of [[Palestine]]; since this movement realised its aim in 1948 the term now connotes political support for the continued existence of this Jewish State. Although Jews have been returning to their homeland throughout the last two thousand years, the movement in its modern guise was started in the late nineteenth century by [[Theodor Herzl]], and in 1948 the modern state of [[Israel]] was established on a piece of land granted by the [[United Nations]] with the support of [[Great Britain]], the nation which had formerly controlled the land under a [[League of Nations]] mandate.

==Opposition to Zionism==

==Opposition to Zionism==