Jabotinsky

[ yab-uh-tin-skee, yah-buh- ]

noun

1. Vladimir, 1880–1940, Russian Zionist leader in Palestine.

Example Sentences

There is no fervent messianism like that of the settler rabbis, no secular militarism like that of Zeev Jabotinsky.

From The Daily Beast

But last I checked, neither Jean-Marie Le Pen, Filip Dewinter nor Joe Arpaio learned their nativism from reading Jabotinsky.

From The Daily Beast

Benzion Netanyahu was Jabotinsky's secretary and ideological heir.

From The Daily Beast

This they did, and Lieutenant Jabotinsky was entrusted with the command.

From Project Gutenberg

Jabotinsky gave various lectures, one especially on Bialik, the great Jewish poet, being particularly memorable.

From Project Gutenberg

Here I was joined in due course by Jabotinsky, now a full-fledged sergeant.

From Project Gutenberg

As a result of this piece of Prussianism, Jabotinsky had to proceed to Kantara, where at lightning speed he was demobilised.

From Project Gutenberg