تأثير الدين في العلاقات الأمريكية الإسرائيلية

Abstract EN

The relationships between the United States and Israel, are solid, strong and substantial since the Balfour Declaration until now.

These relations are not confined only to economic, security or political relations, but these relations are based on a moral-cultural obligation.

Therefore, we can interpret the United States bias to Israel since its inception and so far that it is not just a political bias, based on the vital interests between the two countries, but we can say that the religious factor is an important part of this bias, and determining the American-Israeli relations.

This is the basic premise of this research.

Nowadays, millions of Americans support Israel on the full faith, that American support for Israel is the key to the survival of American political, spiritual, and those relations between America and Israel are governed by cultural-religious relations.

Therefore, we will discuss this research through discussing the religious roots in American political thought, and by addressing the religious rules that prompted the first immigrants who came to America from England and Europe, and through the influence of religion in American society, especially the Jewish Christian values.

On the other hand, we will address the religious dimensions of the American-Israeli relations, through research the impact of the Jewish lobby on American policy-making toward Israel, and the Christian- Zionist impact on the American-Israeli relations.