الحرب العادلة في الفكر العربي والفكر الغربي: مقاربة لطوفان الأقصى

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This study emerges within the context of revitalizing theories of just war in both Arab and Western thought, focusing on the Al-Aqsa flood and the genocide inflicted on the Gaza Strip.

The study concludes that Western theories regarding just war are relativistic, varying depending on the conflict’s location, suitable for one group of people but not for another.

What affirm this is the absence of principles upon which just war theories are based from a Western perspective, which were lacking in Gaza.

This absence led these theories to be constructed on a situational basis rather than on humanitarian principles.