A History of Modern Israel

@inproceedings{Shindler2008AHO,
  title={A History of Modern Israel},
  author={Colin Shindler},
  year={2008}
}
1. Zionism and security 2. The Hebrew republic 3. New immigrants and first elections 4. The politics of piety 5. Retaliation or self-restraint 6. The rise of the right 7. The road to Beirut 8. Dissent at home and abroad 9. An insurrection before a handshake 10. The end of ideology? 11. The killing of a prime minister 12. The magician and the bulldozer 13. He does not stop at the red light 14. An unlikely grandfather 15. A brotherly conflict 16. Bialik's bequest? 17. Stagnation and isolationism… 
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