الإقليم الجغرافي للدولة : دراسة في الفكر الأصولي اليهودي

Abstract EN

The state was, and still is, the ideal formula for human political assembly.

in order to reach that stage, a number of conditions must be met in order for that state to exist.

the people, the authority, the sovereignty, and finally the region, which is what concerns us here.

and since the ultimate goal of the Zionist Jews was to establish a state in the heart of the middle east (Palestine), they sought help from the Jewish fundamentalist thought, which paved the way for them by mobilizing religious sentiment and the divine promise of the Jews establishing their state in Palestine from this point of view, we try in this study to answer the following problem : what is the importance of the idea of geographical territory in the Jewish fundamentalist thought in its continuous quest to extend its control over the palestinian lands and their surroundings as for the hypothesis that we are trying to prove : that the thought of the founders of the Zionist state went to exploiting their extremist religious side in order to realize the idea of a purely Jewish state, in which the Jewish component would be in the majority the study reached a set of recommendations, the most important of which are : first : the current Jewish thought is a thought based on the past, that is, it is a fundamentalist thought, and it did not develop or civilize, but rather continued to remain in the area of exclusion and transcendence of the other.

second : the Zionist ideology is an aggressive, expansionist thought that has not and will not stop nibbling other Arab lands after it occupied the palestinian lands, and here the Arab regimes should pay attention to that.

third : all Arab peoples should pressure their governments and reject the recent wave of normalization and denounce it and work to abolish it, given that the Jewish-Zionist thought is a thought that does not recognize truce and does not believe in peace as it claims, but rather a violent, expansionist, racist thought that sees only its narrow self-interests.