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Herzl was both anti-religious, marxist, and an atheist.

Got any evidence for that? Or are you just trying to smear the name of a great man?

Did I say he was not a great man? But it is a matter of record that he was completely secular and atheistic, at least as far as could be determined outwardly. Perhaps I should have said that in my OPINION he was a Marxist, but his writings show that he envisioned a communistic, communal, Marxist, Judenstaat.

And he was a great man. I probably think so more than YOU do, for I believe he was the fulfillment of several Bible prophecies, including the 1260 days from Islam's takeover in 638, until Herzl's visit to Eretz Yisrael after the First Zionist Congress in 1898.