Lessons from Political Zionism is a study of one of the most fantastic utopias of the late 19th century, namely: Herzl's political Zionism and tells how Theodor Herzl is this Moshe Rabein of the 19th - early 20th centuries, managed to unite the inextricable, i.e. the most diverse Jewish social movements of the 19th and 20th centuries under one wing of the World Zionist Congress, to work together, brick by brick, to create a powerful yishuv in Palestine, revitalize the neglected lands of historical Israel, revive the country's economy, build settlements, kibbutzim, cities, roads, university and medical structures that are necessary for the existence of the state.