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TREPLTROR/045/1(AROXICLE ,
getic, diplomatic, "tactful" policy
formed so brilliantly as‘ ltp be men-
tioned in dispatches, Jabotinsky said: which has been that of the Jewish
"I led the battalion that dmy when race for so fumy years. He compares
we were commended ) but if the truth to) no figure so well as to Theodore
must be told, the Turks conveniently
forgot to tire upon us." After the war, R oosevelt, to whom he hears a sur-
for his activity in trying to keep the prising resemblance. Anti this same
legion intact fur protection against resemblance applies to the characters
the pogroms he feared would come, of the two men. Both have the same
he was sentenced to 15 years in pris- winning personality that draws de-
on of whio.bh he served three months. voted followers and makes innumera-
Ile was commander of the self-defense ble staunch friends and makes it pos-
corps which he organized in Palestine . sensor Ill'111%,. (1 wherever he goes. Both
during the riots and pogrofils of 11121. have the same independent, aggressive
and the action of this corps, which attitude, making them impatient of
changed a one-sided pogrom into an delay and scornful of diplomacy and
"eye for an eye" tight, has done more tact, the tools of characters of a dif•
to prevent future repetAions than ft-rent sort Roosevelt spoke softly and
could have done the whole British carried it big stick. Jahotinsky an-
army. Jabotinsky was also instrumen- nounces in no mild nor uncertain terms
lint has a "Big Broomstick,"
tal in founding the self-defense corps
in Odessa, 1Varsaw, and many other which he will not hesitate to use in
now'
in
area.
Ile
is
,,,.,. t a to g out the co bwe b s that slug
cities in the pogrv.
11..1111er of the ComtN.1 League of Zion- the Zionist movement. Both have that
ists-Revisionists, the active opponent same power to lead and command men,
of the policy of the present Zionist ex- but Itomosevelt could not obey others,
ecutive, and the fighting champion for while Jaboinsky can submit 'to disci:
Palestinian agrarian refoorm, prodec-
Aline, and ,' can follow advice. Another
,
lion of industries, an,r exponvnt fur difference between the two lies in the
fact that where Ittiosevelt tens of a
it .lewish Legion in Palestine' .
uggri•ssive,
militant,
Jabotinky,
outspoken, reprtosents the new type of militant temperament, he was mill-
ivy). who has little use fur the studio- in
taristie,
policy, while
but at Jabotinsky
heart is pacifistic.
is militant
Hebrew language into its home; after
levity alone will award their true hn-
of adults
portance. Vet, though the educational their daily work thousands
elevate their evenings to study of the
system is already all but complete, the
Hebrew language. The teacher is one
Hebrew teacher is only at the begin-
of the principal factors, if not the
ning of his task. Every day he sets
about it anew, fur he has to greet principal one, in the reconstruction of
new faces. And the ships anchoring Palestine. lie it is who forms the
character of the child and of the pub-
by Palestine bear a dozen different
By DR. M. ROBINSON
languages. Ile stands undaunted be- lic, too. Ile inculcates the lesson of
unity and the desire for self-
fore this influx--but it taxes his nation al
sacrifice fl the common weal. The
The modern educational system in they hear little children speaking in a strength to the utmost.
fact that h does this in spite of his
Palestine is one Of the pleasantest Hebrew young and fresh enough to
About COU teachers, men and wom. inadequate compensation is to his
sides of the Jewish national revival. he still strange to their masters. In en, are giving themselves up to this
greater credit. To see the Hebrew
While the general rebuilding of the their lights schoolboys use a Hebrew work, which centers around 1-10 insti- teachers taking part with their pupils
country proceeds but slowly, and van which is vigorous with the vigor of tutions, ranging train kindergarten to in Jewish festivals, or setting out
university, and produces one type of
be compared to a number of separte youth. Irvin whence springs this old- Jew, an amalgamation of East and gaily on a tour through Palestine to
new wealth? In what way has this
gain acquaintance with the geograph-
links which will take some time to
West. Nor is this much more than the ical and historical features of the
language
been
formed?
Is
it
the
resur-
form a chain, the spiritual revival of
beginning of the spiritual rebirth. In
to fulfillment
country, is to see
the people has already attained a high rection of the dead?
addition to the 15,(I00 children who are the secret hope of every true Jew.
The achievementhas not been
t tage . of progress. The present educa-
taught in the schools, which the Keren
tion iii Palestine has made a synthesis brought about in a day. This resur- Nape:4°d has established and supports,
out of the varied civilizations assmi• rection of the people—to us like a
there are some thousands more Who
lat•d by Jews throughout generations. resurrection of the dead—which re- for economic and other reasons re-
Freed from, t r. never having known, futes all assimilation theories, took ceive their education in semi-national
contradictory influences contesting for some time to evolve. Deecades have institutions supported by the Alliance
possession of it, this new generation been devoted by the Hebrew teacher Israelite and the Anglo-Jewish asso-
is a surprise even to its teachers, who to a work he pored over with the per- ciation. The dirtier, too, is to be
---
Anse with wonder before these crea- severance of the researcher. Like the found, and some Jewish children are
By VICTOR M. BIENSTOCK
tures of their own fashioning. Not alchemist, of old he labored un uhtil even pupils of missionary schools.
even in their dreams had they imag- the salamander issued suddenly from Lack of funds prevents the develop-
Vladimir Jabotinsky, the stormy
the flame. What we see are the fruits
ined it might come about.
ment of national education from pro- petrel of Zionism, has returned to Eu-
Visitors to Palestine area also un- of the super-human energy and devo- ceeding rapidly enough to cope with rope after five active months in this
able to believe their own ears when tion of two generations, to which pos. the increase of the new Jewish settle- country. His stay here has been enii-
ment. There is thus a danger of some nently successful, for in his short time
members of th Jewish community be- he has succeeded in making the Amer-
coming engulfed lip foreign influences. lean League of Zionists-Revisionists
No doubt, if a balance sheet could an influential organization, he has es-
be drawn up of the economic and spir- tablished a fortnightly paper, The
itual development of the .lewish Yin- Zionist, he has won over to his revi-
hub in Palestine, a deficiency would sionist program the Order Sons of
he found on the spirtual side. In fir- Zion, with its 5,(100 members, and he
mer times the lloveve Zion shouldered has made revisionism the most com-
the burden of education, devoting to monly discussed question in the Amer-
the furtherance of Hebrew schools ican Zionist world.
two-thirds of their small budget, which
Ile has been cordially received in
amounted in all to a few thousand America, even by many in disagree-
pounds. At present the Keren Haye- ment, fur he represents a live oppo-
sod is supplying the requirements of sition to the present incumbents of
education-1:70,000 being allotted the Zionist Organization, and a live
yearly to this item of expenditure) A opposition is an incentive ta -progress.
small sum, when the needs of the work Jabotinsky has lifted Zionism in
are considered. But it must be re- America out of the rut of lack of in-
membered that education forms only terest into which it had fallen. It
one of the many fields of activity has made Zionism personal, vital and
financed by the Keren Ilayesod. The alive, and he has aroused a renewed
Jewish population in Palestine itself interest in Zionism wherever he has
supplies .10 per cent of the educational been heard. Right or wrong in his po-
budget, and their participation is litical views, Jabotinsky has done a
growing. Their funds come from the great deal for Zionism in awakening
National
Council
of Palestinian
Jew- Zionists to a deeper study of the crisis
r}', foe local
authorities,
and from
in Palestine, to disregard the super-
other sources. The Palestine govern- ficialities and to probe deeper into the
: program upon which the rr1111-
ment is not yet doing its duty to Jew-basic
oasoc
education;
there
is, however,
hill
likelihood
of this
being
remedied a struction of Palestine as the Jewish
. ed National Homeland is going 011.
shortly.
Vladimir Jabotinsky, the man who
Despite all that has been achieved can bmist of all these accomplish-
in Jewish education, much remains to
the most remarkable
he done, EVen the highly developed in- ments, is one of onism. Active in the
stitutions are not yet fully equipped. characters
in
Zi
Zionist
nearly
all his lift-, he
iSt w
Eighty
per premises;
cent of the
schools
have
no
proper
school
books
are has a record of service for the cause
emporaries
wantilig, because they are not yet in unbeaten
by any
his cont
and matched
by of very
few. The eyes
existence. The several scientific pub- of , he Jewish world
t'k focused
lications have been issued in Hebrew ,,, t h inial t the ,, last t ziearie
w
in the last 10 years or so, being only when, in face of the bitterest oppesi-
a small beginning. The Organization lion, he rose and made his ion passioneo
of Hebrew Teachers in Palestine is plea fur the formation of a• Jewish
grappling with the task of educational Legion for the defense of Palestine.
supplies. They are bringing out a During the war, he fought under the
pedagogic monthly and have estab- British flag with the rank of captain.
lished a publishing house which issues He organized the Jewish Legion which
books. At present these enterprises so distinguished itself when fighting
are restricted for want of capital.
under Allenby for the capture of Jeru-
Open Evenings
Spiritual development begins with salem. Speaking of one of the sharp
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