Zionism, Western Civilization

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This book explored the nature of the relationship between Western civilization and Zionism. The author approached this relationship in light of Western philosophy, which is based on utilitarianism based on "Darwinism" and "Nietzscheanism", where survival is for the fittest materially, and there is no place for human, moral and religious values.

He highlights how liberalism and the military-industrial society in Western civilization exploited the Jewish cause, in this context and civilizational system. He presented this in ten chapters, where he provided a definition of the concepts of Western philosophy, and highlighted evidence of the nature of the relationship between Western civilization and the Jewish cause. He saw that it was merely an exploitation of an outcast religious group that had no benefit in Western geography. Therefore, the West exploited the legacy of this group for its own interests. The idea of ​​Zionism emerged, which does not match Jewish thought.

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