Theodor Herzl,
The Jewish State — Conclusion
(1896)
“ But we must first bring enlightenment to men's minds. The idea must make its way into the mast distant, miserable holes where our people dwell. They will awaken from gloomy brooding, for into their lives will come a new significance. Every man need think only of himself, and the movement will assume vast proportions.And what glory awaits those who fight unselfishly for the cause!Therefore I believe that a wondrous generation of Jews will spring into existence. ”
