Tears of Zion: Divided We Stand
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Pt. 1The Cain and Abel of Zionism1By way of introduction32The Arlozoroff case113The evacuation fiasco194American Jewry during the Holocaust275Divided they stood356Season of treason457The tragic road to victory538"Altalena"619Twenty years of tears and errors71Pt. 2Political upheaval in Zionism10Blood and tears - victories and "earthquake"8111Siding with the enemy in peace and in war8912Competing for peace9913Zionism on brink of disaster10914The dangers of today11515Beware of tomorrow123
\ San Diego Jewish TimesYa'acov Liberman has been both a participant and an observer of Israel's turbulent politics. …His book, Tears of Zion is both a condemnation of Israel's Left and a plea for Jewish unity. Readers of liberal persuasion, such as myself, will bridle at many things Liberman has to say, yet in the end, will respect him for his sincerity, scholarship, and commitment to the Jewish People.\ — Donald Harrison\ \ \ \ \ Rabbi Marvin TokayerA must read for anyone interested in a comprehensive view of the political situation in Israel. At long last, a clear picture of the political views of those on the Right in Israel.\ \ \ San Diego Jewish TimesYa'acov Liberman has been both a participant and an observer of Israel's turbulent politics. …His book, Tears of Zion is both a condemnation of Israel's Left and a plea for Jewish unity. Readers of liberal persuasion, such as myself, will bridle at many things Liberman has to say, yet in the end, will respect him for his sincerity, scholarship, and commitment to the Jewish People.\ \ \ \ \ Shlomo BenderlyA highly recommended reading for all who seek the facts about the internal struggles in Zionism.\ \ \ \ \ Harry HurwitzYa'acov Liberman has used his personal knowledge of Israel's political scene to write a most interesting book on the 80-year disagreement between the two main schools of thought in Israel today, Likud and Labor. The difference in outlook over the years has led to bitter strife and rarely to cooperation. [In Tears of Zion] Liberman…show[s] his skill as an archivist, researcher, and writer…[and] provides deep insight into [Israel's current] political situation.\ \
