Zionism, the West, Holy, Politics

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Zionism was linked to Western imperial interests, especially Britain, which supported the establishment of a national homeland for the Jews in Palestine.

 Zionism exploited international circumstances, most notably the persecution of Jews in Europe, to push Jewish immigration to Palestine, with British support, and worked to establish the state of "Israel" in 1948. This was a cultural and military shock to the Arabs. Then the Zionist project developed slowly through several stages, which the Jews began by establishing settlements in Palestine and providing support to Britain in World War II, while the Arab countries were preoccupied with their internal problems in the various stages of the development of the "New World System". After World War II, the "State of Israel" project was present in the Western geostrategic imagination, and the conditions became ripe for the completion of this project, which began at an early stage, and received the necessary support, and all the components and foundations were achieved. 

This book is an attempt to answer the questions related to explaining the motives for the twinning and adhesion between Western civilization and the Zionist project in occupied Palestine.

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