1918 Marxist Zionist Palestine / Israel History Book With Color Folded Map

Arlosoroff, Chaim. Eretz Yisrael: Tiv'ah u-tzracheyha ha-kar'ka'iyim ve-pe'ulat tnuat ha-po'alim ha-khalutzit, ha-tnu'ah ha-tzionit ha-sotzialistit la-'avodah ha-khalutzit 'al ha-kar'ka [Land of Israel: Its character and its land-related needs and the activity of the pioneering labor movement, the Socialist Zionist movement for pioneering work on the land]. NYC: The Poale Zion Palestine Committee, The Alpha Press, 1918 [5678]. Publisher’s embossed cloth binding. Maps including a folding map.
The Poale Zion (Workers of Zion) was a Marxist-Zionist Jewish workers movement that emerged in various cities of the Russian Empire around 1900. Key principles included promoting Jewish labor and settlement in Palestine to establish a Jewish workers' society and build a Jewish homeland.
The Poale Zion movement established branches in Jewish communities worldwide in the early 20th century, including in the United States. The publishing committee that printed this 1918 book by Chaim Arlosoroff (a prominent Zionist leader who helped negotiate the Haavara Agreement) appears to be the Poale Zion's committee focused on their efforts in Palestine.
The Poale Zion movement was influential in the early Labor Zionist movement and helped establish many of the first Jewish agricultural settlements in Palestine