At the Poale Zion conference held in April 1911, Ben Zvi announced his plan to move to Constantinople to study Ottoman law. By the following year many of the second Aliyah activists had gathered in the Ottoman capital, with Shochat, Ben Gurion, Moshe Sharret, David Remez, Golda Lishansky, Manya Wilbushewitch and Joseph Trumpeldor all there.Meir, Golda (1975. 1976 edition) My Life. Steimatzky. p.97 Sharret, RemezSt. John, Robert (1959) Ben-Gurion. Jarrolds Publishers London. p.31 TrumpeldorTeveth (1987). p.82 LishanskySegev (2019). p.115 Wilbushewitch As Poale Zion's leading theoretician in 1912 he published a two part essay arguing that in certain circumstances Jewish national interests must take precedence over class solidarity and that Arab labourers should be excluded from Moshavot and the Jewish sector.Lockman, Zachary (1996) Comrades and Enemies. Arab and Jewish Workers in Palestine, 1906-1948. University of California Press. . p.51
