The Ashkenazi Revolution

291World. All of these resources will be of great help to the Ashkenazi state.There will be no lack of space. There will be no lack of knowledge. Thegreat preparation will limit, to a minimum, the need for a class of manuallaborers, a class that is disappearing from the Ashkenazi People. There willbe no lack of sources of funding and loans. The moment the curse of anti-Semitism begins in the United States, the founding of an Ashkenazi statewill be indicated as a logical remedy, and in an amazingly short period oftime, a legendary Ashkenazi civilization is likely to rise.The tendency to repeat, and the tendency to spread out and expand are thetwo dominating tendencies in Hebrew history. There is no people thatdesires, as much as our people, to repeat the past and to return to the placefrom which it came. And no people, as much as our people, has soforcefully left the conditions of its ancient, and small, historical birth, andspread over the face of the entire Earth to flood it with its influence. TheState of Israel is the fruit of the Hebrew desire to repeat, and the Ashkenazination will be the fruit of the Hebrew desire to spread out. These twodesires are bound together and were born one within the other. The Stateof Israel had barely arisen and it had already begun the race for transitionthrough its various, and varied, activities, which are done all over theworld, and which pave the way for an Ashkenazi state.12From its earliest youth, the People of Israel dwelt alone, but at the sametime it still has a worldly mission. Does this mission exist even today?Does the Ashkenazi People carry, within it, a mission for the peoples of theworld, to all those who were created in the image of God? To thisquestion, the author answers in the affirmative. The Ashkenazi mission isbound up with the most ancient concept of the People of Israel, the conceptof the relationship between time and space.Jewish monotheism contributed greatly to the development of the naturalsciences by concluding that there is but one God who created all that exists,and not many gods, and that one law rules over the whole world and not