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Theodor Herzl, a secular and highly assimilated Austro-Hungarian Jew [http://www.ccds.charlotte.nc.us/History/MidEast/save/hawthorne/hawthorne.htm covered the Dreyfus trial ] for a Viennese newspaper, and was witness to the anti-Semitic demonstrations in Paris following the judgment. It was this experience which convinced him of the futility of assimilation and combating anti-Semitism is the diaspora, and resulted in the concept of a separate Jewish state. The analogy is followed up with "settlement" in "the Heath".