“Jabotinsky and Ben-Gurion: the right and left poles of Israel” is a historical study and an action-packed narrative: a political biography of two natives of the Russian Empire who influenced the formation of modern Israel, the leader of the right camp - an outstanding public figure, writer, poet and translator Vladimir Jabotinsky and the left - the first prime minister and minister of defense, Ben-Gurion. The book tells about their political confrontation, as well as about the interests of Tsarist and then Soviet Russia in Palestine, about the reasons that prompted Stalin to support the Zionists - the reader is waiting many sensations that have not previously been published. Is Soviet intelligence involved in the murder in Jerusalem of Count Bernadotte, a member of the royal house of Sweden and the UN special envoy to the Middle East? Did Stalin plan to resettle 2.5 million Soviet Jews into the Jewish state after the war? Could a Jewish state be created in Europe on the lands of East Prussia and should Stalin thank Ben-Gurion for abandoning Konigsberg? The answers to these questions will be answered in the book “Jabotinsky and Ben-Gurion: the right and left poles of Israel.”