Exodus is the story of Ari Ben Canaan, a Jewish political activist who helps to form the Nation of Israel by moving Jewish refugees into Cypress in Palestine. The novel also deals with an extensive secondary cast and charts their involvement in the formation of the new state and the challenges it faced both from the native Palestinians and from neighboring states. The novel also deals with the history of Jewish political and militant resistance.
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