 in our sense, kind of nationalist movement. But there were those who identified as left who also saw themselves as Zionist. Can you explain that? Sure. The second chapter of the book really begins with William Zuckerman, who is on the left. And in the 30s and early 40s, he's in Europe. He does travel to Palestine. And he is a socialist Zionist, a labor Zionist, among many in the world.