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Vladimir Jabotinsky – a reassessment

Last year the centenary of the birth of Vladimir Jabotinsky (he was born 1880 in Odessa) was commemorated in Israel with special emphasis on his significance as the founder of the Zionist-Revisionists who later became the Herut Party in Israel, under the leadership of Menahem Begin. Not surprisingly attempts have been made recently to re-write history by attributing to Jabotinsky and his followers a decisive role in the establishment of the State of Israel. The fallowing reassessment of Jabotinsky as writer, organiser and orator throws a new light on this colourful personality who, whatever else he may have done, would hardly have approved of certain aspects of policies pursued by the present Israeli government.