He maintained that the spiritual definition of Judaism denied freedom of thought and led to national chauvinism. Klatzkin proposed a Jewish covenant that is based on secular-nationalist terms. Here, the Jewish state does not pursue any messianic or colonialist mission and instead a territorial Zionism that is normal, national state and culture.
He argued that Judaism's spiritual definition restricted freedom of thought and fostered nationalistic sentiment. Klatzkin proposed a Jewish covenant based on secular-nationalist principles. Here, the Jewish state does not pursue messianic or colonialist ambitions but instead advocates for a standard, national Zionism that is grounded in territoriality.