Bidspirit auction | Nine rare issues of the

Nine rare issues of the internal bulletin of theParty for 'Ha'Am LeMedinah Ivrit' entitled 'Igeret Tnu'at Ha'Am'. Extremely rare issues distributed among members of the movement in limited circulation. 1945-1946. In its pages, a broad exposition of the aims of the movement, and sharp polemics with the people of the Zionist Organization and their conduct with the British administration, with a sharp criticism of them, and especially of Chaim Weizmann, the head of the Zionist Organization. These sheets are extremely rare and are not in libraries throughout the country except in the National Library. The People's Movement for a Hebrew State, founded as a party in 1944 by Benjamin Eliezer (Lubetzky) and his associates who had split from the New Zionist Organization founded by the Revisionists, with the aim of returning to work with the HaHit'yashvut HaOvedet people. The party's political goals remained in line with the Revisionist movement and on the party's banner they inscribed the intensification of the struggle against the British rule in Palestine, with a harsh criticism of the Mapai party and of the activities of Chaim Weizmann, president of the Zionist Organization. Concurrently, they worked for socialism in the settlement, in the spirit of the working settlement. The movement contested the elections to the Fourth Assembly of the Eretz Yisrael Assembly, and won one seat for the party chairman, Binyamin Eliezer. It also submitted a list for the elections to the World Zionist Congress in 1946. Among the movement's luminaries were the Ashkenazi nationalist Klemens Katznelson and the son of Ze'ev Jabotinsky, Adi Jabotinsky. The following is a list of the issues: 4,5,6,12,18,19,20, Another pamphlet was issued in a single edition for the general public, and another unnumbered pamphlet.