Histories of Zionism in the interwar period usually focus on Europe, the United States, and the Middle East. In this fascinating account, Imber widens the aperture to include South Asia and South Africa, where Jewish communities grappled with the local complexities of British imperialism and Zionism. Imber writes of Baghdadi Jewish traders in Bombay, Jewish émigrés who had settled in Rhodesia before World War I, both the rich and the poor Jewish enclaves of Calcutta, and other communities. They