Instrumental Reason From Moral Inferiority to Zionist Terrorism, Lie of Racial Superiority

/ الأثنين 24 شباط 2025 / Fifth Issue Summar / 1976

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Author : Dr. Mahmoud Kishana

This research attempts to clarify what is meant by the instrumental reason, showing its negative impact in spreading immorality and its dangerous role in Zionist terrorism, and its relationship to the issue of racial superiority.

It also shows the impact of Western materialist philosophy in shaping and directing it in this way, comparing its essence in this philosophy with its existence in the Jewish Zionist mentality. The instrumental mind in materialistic philosophy is the instrumental mind from which the Jewish mentality has been based since its inception. The concern is with the means by which the goal is achieved, regardless of whether this goal is consistent with human principles and human conscience.

Hence, the research attributes immorality, terrorism and the claim of racial superiority in the Western perspective and the Jewish Zionist perspective to this reason.

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