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For over ten months, actions have given voice to previously silent mouths, and global media channels have once again highlighted the struggles that Palestinian endure under Zionist occupation. Despite the suffering that the Palestinians had to endure for over a century, the »Al-Aqsa Flood» came to relieve Al-Aqsa, revealing the collective genocide as witnessed by all through real-life testimonials. The »AlAqsa Flood» has exposed the true nature of Zionism, as embodying imperialistic power through military control to maintain economic gains in this vital region at the center of the world. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims to research Israeli Haredi parties through engaging in theoretical discourse and critique of prevalent assumptions regarding their nature and relationship with Zionism. It addresses a fundamental question concerning the shift towards extremism within these parties, employing an interdisciplinary approach and analyzing their electoral discourse. The paper argues about the centrality of Haredi parties and their impact on Israeli decision-making, asserting that recent extremist stances within these parties do not represent a transformation but rather a reproduction of discourse which reveals the essence of Israeli Zionist colonization. This is closer to giving religiosity to Zionism more than endorsing Haredi parties. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The forced displacement operation held by the Zionist government in the Gaza Strip since the beginning of its war on the Strip in October 7, 2023 have faced criticism and opposition from all sides. However, the Israeli war government, which found in Operation Flood of Al-Aqsa an opportunity to expel the people of Gaza to areas outside the Strip, insists on implementing this plan. This paper discusses the nature of the Zionist plans that aim to displace and uproot the Palestinians from their land. These are old and renewed plans that accompanied the plan to establish the Jewish national homeland in Palestine. The paper seeks to track these plans and anticipate the future of the population in the Gaza Strip in light of the war of extermination waged by «Israel», and preventing the displaced to the southern part of the Strip on the border with Egypt from returning to their homes in the central and northern areas of Gaza. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research deals with an explanation of the crimes committed by the Zionist entity in Palestine and Gaza specifically before and after the October 7 operation. These crimes have been refuted to prove that they constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity, in addition to the crime of genocide. The possibilities of prosecuting «Israel» before the International Court of Justice and prosecuting its leaders before the international criminal courts were presented. The outcomes that these lawsuits could take before these courts and the difficulties in criminalizing the leaders of the usurping entity were reviewed. All this, despite skepticism about the feasibility of international justice with the unlimited support for Israel by Western countries and the impossibility of referring its leaders or implementing judgments against it through the Security Council. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The brutal Israeli war on Gaza continued for many months as a retaliation for Operation Al-Aqsa Flood, which revealed qualitative developments in the capabilities of the resistance. Palestinian steadfastness continued despite the humanitarian catastrophe of the war in Gaza. The occupation exacts a heavy price for aggression at various levels. The paper discussed in detail the political repercussions, the most important of which were the dispute between the components of the war cabinet and the decline in Netanyahu’s popularity, then the social, environmental, economic and security repercussions of the war on the Israeli interior. It ends with multiple losses at Israeli inside and a decline in its image abroad. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study discusses the assults of the Hilltop Youth gangs on Palestinians in the hills and mountains of the West Bank, using Khirbet Hassan in Biddya as a case study. The study will introduce the area, the Hilltop Youth gangs, their origins, goals, supporters, and their clashes with landowners. The study highlights the methods used by these gangs to uproot landowners from their lands in Khirbet Hassan. It also discusses the personal tactics and strategies used by farmers and landowners to defend against and monitor attacks by these armed gangs on them and their lands. Objectives: The study aims to highlight the role of the Zionist Hilltop Youth gangs in establishing settlement outposts in the hills and mountain tops of the West Bank, and their attacks on Palestinian lands, taking the lands of Khirbet Hassan in Biddya as a model. Methodology: The study utilized a combination of historical oral documentation, analytical methods, and qualitative approaches to demonstrate the daily suffering experienced by the agricultural landowners in Khirbet Hassan. Results: The study showed the brutality of these gangs, supported by the Israeli occupation, in bulldozing Palestinian farmers' lands, uprooting their planted trees, vandalizing retaining walls, and preventing them from accessing their lands. Conclusion: The study concluded that it is necessary for the farmers in Khirbet Hassan to cooperate and be present on their lands in groups to be able to defend the attacks of these gangs. It also concluded that it is essential for the Palestinian authority to support these landowners legally and financially and to raise their awareness. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper adopts a historical sociological approach that closely links analysis to common trends in development or the application of sociology to problems by describing history as a field of inquiry and reflection, focusing on what calls for comparison. Addressing such a topic requires a paleontological analysis to determine the geostrategic background of the alliance between imperialism and Zionism: “To think well on political and social fields, one must read well into the historical field.” This study adopts a forceful high-pitched tone, that showcases aggression instead of war, especially since war is related to the use of force between two or more countries, according to Karl Clausewitz, while what Gaza is witnessing is an aggression of a military state against a liberation movement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Bu çalışma, Siyonizm ekseninde ve İsrail’in kuruluş miti bağlamında kutsal metnin araçsallaştırılmasını konu edinmektedir. Avrupa’da sömürgeci ve milliyetçi bir hareket olarak ortaya çıkan Siyonizm, politikalarını güçlendirmek için sıklıkla Yahudi kutsal metinlerini referans göstermiştir. Bu bağlamda ulus devletlerin vazgeçilmez bir parçası olarak kabul edilen vatan meselesini Filistin’e dönüş mitiyle, işgal ve yerleşim politikalarını ise Yeşu Kitabı’nın Siyonist yorumu üzerinden meşrulaştırmaya çalışmıştır. Bu yaklaşımların en görünür ve etkileyici hâlinin arkeolojinin kullanımı ve kutsal metinlerde geçen isimlerden hareketle haritalandırma çalışmaları üzerinden gerçekleştiğini söylemek mümkündür. Kuşkusuz bu aşamaların gerçekleşmesi için sürgünün itibarsızlaştırılması, İsrail toprağına ve dolayısıyla tarihe dönüş fikri büyük önem arz etmekteydi. Bu süreçlerin İsrail’in kurucu erkleri tarafından başarılı bir şekilde işletildiğini söylenebilir. Bu çalışmada Siyonist tarih anlayışı kurgulanırken, kutsal metnin hangi açılardan referans alındığı ve bunun arkeoloji ve haritalandırma üzerinden nasıl uygulandığı incelenmektedir. Ayrıca tüm bunların neticesinde ortaya çıkan mitik anlatı da eleştirel bir şekilde işlenmektedir.

This paper aims to study the Zionist narrative and the changes that have occurred over time ever since the emergence of the Zionist movement. The study starts with a theoretical section on comparative colonial settlement models, definitions of the novel, and its changes between the Zionist novel and others. In the second section, the study discusses the main components of the Zionist narrative, as classified by Bar-On, which are: gathering exiles in the Land of Israel, creating a regional space for Jews there, creating a contemporary reality for the Jewish community, achieving political sovereignty, and finaly the achievement of peace and international acceptance. The paper analyzes the intersections and differences in the novel between political Zionism, labor Zionism, revisionist Zionism (Iron Wall Zionism), and religious Zionism, and across time. The study ends with a summary of its findings, wondering about the possibility of the Zionist narrative continuation in light of the cracks it is exposed to, both internally and externally. The study is heavily based on Zionist references, and Jewish ones in particular, in order to deconstruct the narrative from within. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The normalization of relations between some Arab Countries and the Zionist entity through the Deal of the Century came at the expense of Palestinian people rights, complicating the path to achieving it. The Kingdom of Morocco was one of the first Arab countries to establish informal relations with the Israeli entity, and it joined the normalization train in recent years. This study examines the dimensions of this normalization, the American and Israeli policies that were adopted to achieve it, and the effects of normalization on the region and the Palestinian issue. It focuses on the role of the Kingdom of Morocco in normalization and the historical background of the relationship of Moroccan Jews with the Zionist entity, and on ways to confront normalization in Morocco. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aims to extrapolate the theories of the British-Zionist rapprochement and their consistency with the settlement project on the island of "Socotra", by raising the following problems: How did the theories of the British-Zionist rapprochement contribute to perpetuating Zionist settlement in Palestine? their consistency with theoretical alternatives in choosing the island of "Socotra" as a preemptive, experimental project as a home for the Jews on the eve of World War II in 1939 AD? Why was Socotra Island chosen during the Great Revolution (Palestine) (April 1936 AD - August 1939 AD), and on the eve of World War II 1939 AD? To achieve this, the historical approach and the analytical descriptive approach were used. The study concluded that the theory of settlement in the island of "Socotra" did not deviate from being a purely political theory, as a prelude to planting pillars (Jews) and is based on protecting Britain's interests from any external or local danger first. Secondly, raising its economic standard. Therefore, the political and economic tendency played an important role in driving Britain to find an organic ally on Socotra Island though this settlement project and its theories stopped at a certain period as a result of shifts in the balance of power and political realities. However, its mechanisms and tools are still available through the Zionist entity that has been planted in the heart of the nation in 1948 AD, and became a pillar of the expansionist imperialist thought systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Sinai settlement project 1902-1903 represented a milestone in the Zionist movement attempts of building a national home for the Jewish people in Palestine. The Zionist leaders proposed this project after their direct negotiations with the Ottoman Empire have failed, but they were unable to influence the British government, which was then occupying Egypt, to grant them land in Sinai. Then came the massacres against the Jews in western Tsarist Russia in 1903, which led to waves of immigration to the West. It was then that the Zionist leaders resorted to seek help from the Rothschild family. With the aid of the Rothschilds, the Zionist project succeeded in overcoming the obstacles in front of it, a testament to the influential role played by some transnational family ties in international relations. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper details the unforeseen changes that are occurring within the Zionist entity, which are expressed by the nature of the new government coalition due to the inconclusive success that it achieved in the 2022 elections: the first change is the loss of the right-wing that calls for bestowing the Israeli citizenship upon the Palestinian nationals and subjecting them to the apartheid regime, in the interest of other right-wing victory that calls for the killing, extermination, and deportation of Palestinians. The second change is the blatant return to the racist tendencies that characterized Zionism entity since its inauguration through adopting further practices that showcase its Nazism against the Palestinians, including the acceleration of religioning the state and the creation of a fascist regime opposed to the judiciary, women's rights, media, secular education and the left. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Land has always been of great importance in the Palestinian cause, especially since the Zionist occupation adopted land confiscation policies to bring about demographic change. The British Mandate era over Palestine is considered one of the most dangerous historical stages for the Palestinian territories, as Britain pledged to create a national home for the Jews in Palestine. Accordingly, Britain enacted and manipulated laws to serve Zionist goals in Palestine. This era’s importance is highlighted by the emergence of laws and legislations to organize lands in Palestine, which gave the High Commissioner the right to dispose of Palestinian lands, which later gave way to Israeli settler colonialism, a policy that remains the same till this day. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Forty years after Sabra and Shatila camps massacre of south of Beirut. The massacre, in addition to other massacres that were perpetrated against the Palestinian people, mirrors the harsh tragedy that Palestinians went through after 1948 and the establishment of the Zionist entity and the forcible expulsion of the Palestinian people from their land. Careful and deep analysis proves that this massacre in particular, was not a momentary response, but rather an extension of an old Zionist policy of liquidating the Palestinian cause. This study sheds light on the backgrounds of that massacre based on recently disclosed secret documents that bear details of meetings between “Israeli” intelligence officials and officials of the Lebanese Phalange “Kataeb” Party. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This study seeks to explain the Zionist settlement in Palestine in the light of the critical ethno-theory to analyze the ways and mechanisms that enable the colonial states to violate the rights of the colonized peoples, specifically the right of self-determination. The study focuses on the interaction between the Zionists and the Palestinians in particular, and provides an analysis to the Zionists’ attempts to normalize the process of colonial settlement, and how they were able to maintain the status quo by replacing the indigenous population with another without any objection from the dominant state in the international arena to this violation. The study also examines to which extent the Palestinian people are able to align their interests to that of the dominant state on the international scene. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Zionist movement was not satisfied with the lands that it seized in 1948 AD, and the establishment of the so-called state of Israel; It launched a new aggressive war against its Arab surroundings in 1967 AD, and was able to occupy new territories, claiming that it was liberated land, and then sought to fill it with Jewish immigrants, and established settlement cities for them; To encourage them to live in it, the most important of which are four in the West Bank, and one in Sinai, which was removed in 1982 AD, as well as Katzrin on the Golan Heights since 1973 AD. The latter was considered one of the most important settlement cities in the occupied Arab lands, due to its geographical location and the great interest it received, and it developed and expanded, and it managed to attract a large number of settlers, who reached until the year 2019 AD about eight thousand and five hundred, most of them are secular Jews who emigrated from some advanced European countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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History, in its various stages, both ancient and contemporary, has not witnessed the scale of crime that the Palestinian people are exposed to at the hands of the occupying Zionist entity in occupied Palestine. Property and a violation of religious sanctities are all in front of the eyes of international legitimacy, human rights organizations, and democracy sponsors. In this article, we will show examples of these crimes against Palestinians and the effects there of, and how they violate established international norms and laws. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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