Published from 1895/1902 to 1938, the Berlin-based Jüdische Rundschau served as a journalistic platform for the Zionistische Vereinigung für Deutschland (ZVfD; Zionist Federation of Germany), and after the failure of Theodor Herzl’s Die Welt in 1914, it occasionally performed the same function for the World Zionist Organization. The weekly publication shifted to a twice-weekly output in 1919, as it addressed a broader public to promote the Zionist cause, and especially its practical implementation in Palestine. At the same ti…