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In 1896, Herzl sought Ottoman backing for his Zionist project. He was refused. In 1901, he finally met Sultan Abdul Hamid II and continued pursuing an arrangement. Meanwhile, Jewish land purchases were taking place through recognised landowners, sometimes with painful consequences for Arab tenants. This isn't the whole history. It's one important part of it. SOURCES • Theodor Herzl, Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State), 1896. Primary source. Includes Herzl's discussion of “Palestine or Argentine?”, negotiations with existing sovereign powers, public debt and territorial acquisition. • Theodor Herzl, The Complete Diaries of Theodor Herzl. Primary source for Herzl's Ottoman diplomacy and his account of Sultan Abdul Hamid II's refusal as relayed to him by Philipp de Newlinski. • Amos Nadan, “The Route from Informal Peasant Landownership to Formal Tenancy and Eviction in Palestine, 1800s–1947,” Continuity and Change, Cambridge University Press, 2021. Detailed academic study of the 1858 Ottoman Land Code, land registration, cultivators, ownership and subsequent tenant displacement. • Louis A. Fishman, Jews and Palestinians in the Late Ottoman Era, 1908–1914: Claiming the Homeland, Edinburgh University Press, 2020. Academic study of Jewish and Arab communities and emerging national conflict while Palestine remained part of the Ottoman Empire. • Kristen Alff, “Changing Capitalist Structures and Settler-Colonial Land Purchases in Northern Palestine, 1897–1922,” International Journal of Middle East Studies, Cambridge University Press. Uses Ottoman records, Jewish Colonization Association material and the Sursock family archive to examine Sursock landholdings and sales. • Raya Adler (Cohen), “The Tenants of Wadi Hawarith: Another View of the Land Question in Palestine,” International Journal of Middle East Studies, Cambridge University Press. Examines Zionist land purchases and the consequences for Arab tenant cultivators. • Yoram Bar-Gal, Propaganda and Zionist Education: The Jewish National Fund 1924–1947, University of Rochester Press. Covers the establishment and purpose of the Jewish National Fund and its role in raising money to purchase land. #OttomanPalestine #TheodorHerzl #OttomanEmpire #MiddleEastHistory #HistoryTok
In 1896, Herzl sought Ottoman backing for his Zionist project. He was refused. In 1901, he finally met Sultan Abdul Hamid II and continued pursuing an arrangement. Meanwhile, Jewish land purchases were taking place through recognised landowners, sometimes with painful consequences for Arab tenants. This isn't the whole history. It's one important part of it. SOURCES • Theodor Herzl, Der Judenstaat (The Jewish State), 1896. Primary source. Includes Herzl's discussion of “Palestine or Argentine?”, negotiations with existing sovereign powers, public debt and territorial acquisition. • Theodor Herzl, The Complete Diaries of Theodor Herzl. Primary source for Herzl's Ottoman diplomacy and his account of Sultan Abdul Hamid II's refusal as relayed to him by Philipp de Newlinski. • Amos Nadan, “The Route from Informal Peasant Landownership to Formal Tenancy and Eviction in Palestine, 1800s–1947,” Continuity and Change, Cambridge University Press, 2021. Detailed academic study of the 1858 Ottoman Land Code, land registration, cultivators, ownership and subsequent tenant displacement. • Louis A. Fishman, Jews and Palestinians in the Late Ottoman Era, 1908–1914: Claiming the Homeland, Edinburgh University Press, 2020. Academic study of Jewish and Arab communities and emerging national conflict while Palestine remained part of the Ottoman Empire. • Kristen Alff, “Changing Capitalist Structures and Settler-Colonial Land Purchases in Northern Palestine, 1897–1922,” International Journal of Middle East Studies, Cambridge University Press. Uses Ottoman records, Jewish Colonization Association material and the Sursock family archive to examine Sursock landholdings and sales. • Raya Adler (Cohen), “The Tenants of Wadi Hawarith: Another View of the Land Question in Palestine,” International Journal of Middle East Studies, Cambridge University Press. Examines Zionist land purchases and the consequences for Arab tenant cultivators. • Yoram Bar-Gal, Propaganda and Zionist Education: The Jewish National Fund 1924–1947, University of Rochester Press. Covers the establishment and purpose of the Jewish National Fund and its role in raising money to purchase land. #OttomanPalestine #TheodorHerzl #OttomanEmpire #MiddleEastHistory #HistoryTok

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