Zionism is a word that's been around a long time, but basically what it means is that if you're a Jewish Zionist, you believe that that land of Israel was given to the Jews and that's where you belong. And there's even Christian Zionists who believe that if the Jews aren't in the land of Israel, then the Bible's not being fulfilled and that the second coming of Christ will never occur. So Zionist is kind of this religious extreme belief, or you can literal belief, that the Jews should be in Israel. So at the end of the 1800s, we have a cat by the name of Theodore Herzl, who is running a Jewish state newspaper and in it he writes an article, a paper called The State of the Jews, where for the first time he really calls for action, that Jews need to band together, they need to pressure their governments, and they need a homeland. But Zionism and true Zionism is seeking out that land to fulfill biblical prophecy. And in the late 1800s and the early 1900s, you do have mass immigration, tens of thousands of Jews that are leaving Africa, other Arab nations, leaving Europe, and when the Nazis are going to come in, that number is going to go even up higher and really kind of doing, you know, a flee to this land and this Zionist movement. And for the most part, these are very traditional Jews that are first going there.