Summary:
There is a crisis in Zionism combined with a worldwide crisis
filled with sectarian and nationalistic wars, disease and economic malaise.
Yet, part of the crisis of Zionism stems from a blurring of the line between
political Zionism—a nationalistic struggle for a Jewish state—and a Messianic,
utopian Zionism embedded within traditional Jewish religion. For the sake of
both of these visions, the boundary between them should be consciously
reestablished.
