Reading in a Book: Non-Jewish Zionism

/ الأثنين 24 شباط 2025 / Fifth Issue Summar / 2247

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Reviewed by : Mr. Nabil Ali Saleh

Undoubtedly, there is ignorance about the historical circumstances that paved the way for the rise of the Zionist movement about three centuries ago, before it was empowered and established as a political movement supported by the West by its founder "Theodor Herzl".

This is in understanding the nature of this movement and the damage it caused to the Palestinian cause, which undermined its efforts to prove its right and defend it. This requires historically re-shedding light on the origin of the Zionist project, and requires going back historically to search for the beginnings of its emergence. Hence, the West embraced it intellectually and politically, and even embraced the Zionist (biblical) ideas and concepts, especially that which relates to the fact that the Jews are civilized and advanced, and their race is pure, and they must be returned to their homeland, Palestine, to establish their state and their Jewish political entity there..!

Without this complete Western imperialist support and endorsement of the ideas, plans and projects of Zionism, which are derived from the concepts of the Old Testament, their plans to establish a state on the occupied land of Palestine would not have succeeded.

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