Etan Bloom, Arthur Ruppin and the Production of Pre-Israeli Culture, Brill, 2011, p.228, lire en ligne : [1]
"In small numbers they might be extremely useful, because of their small needs, in particular their ability to compete in wages with the Arab agricultural laborers [...] The Oriental Jew, who can do the rough work at the same price as the Arab", Etan Bloom, Arthur Ruppin and the Production of Pre-Israeli Culture, Brill, 2011, p.228, lire en ligne : [2]
« "The East European Jew can not possibly live on such wages. He can earn a living in Palestine only through work which makes demands on his intelligence and reliablility. For purely manual labor, preference is naturally given to the Arab", including Arab Jews, as he designated the Oriental and Yemenite Jews »,Etan Bloom, Arthur Ruppin and the Production of Pre-Israeli Culture, Brill, 2011, p.228, lire en ligne : [3]
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(en) Tom Segev, « The Makings of History / Revisiting Arthur Ruppin », haaretz, (lire en ligne).
