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This Day in History / A very practical Belarusian who would change Israel is born By David B. Green January 25, 1887, is the birthdate of Berl Katznelson, arguably the most influential and most productive Labor Zionist leader in the decades preceding Israeli independence. Passionately idealistic but also practical in his thinking, he helped establish some of the nascent state’s most important and enduring institutions, from the main trade-union federation and the first health insurance fund to one of Israel’s major banks and an important daily newspaper.

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