Analysing Levels of Scientific Collaboration of Iranian Researchers in the Web of Science: A Case Study of Social Sciences by Zohreh Pourkarimi Daranjani, Golnessa Galyani-Moghaddam, Ali Jalali Dizaji

“…Based on the findings of the research, Iran's position in Middle Eastern countries is ranked third among the countries of Zionist regime and Turkey in terms of scientific production. …”
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أهداف الولايات المتحدة الأمريكية وإستراتيجيتها في منطقة الخليج العربي by عصام إسماعيل, عمار سويد

“…The research focuses on the fixed objectives of the US policies in the Gulf region through dividing them into political and economic objectives and protecting the security of the Zionist entity, as well as the change in the policies pursued by the United States in terms of economic ties, political projects and direct military interventions. …”
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مشروع ربط البحار الخمسة ومتغيرات النظام الدولي by عفيف حيدر, عصام اسماعيل, فريد ميليش

“…Syria raised through successive positions of linking the five seas: the Mediterranean, Black and Caspian and the Arabian Gulf and the Red Sea project, politically, economically and socially to unite its efforts and pursue their interests, and thus face of the Zionist project, which works to break up the region. …”
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Palestinian evangelicals and global evangelicalism by Rose, L

“…Palestinian evangelicals are an anomaly in a context in which many dispensationalist and Christian Zionist evangelicals understand the State of Israel as being divinely ordained for the ‘Jewish people’. …”

Ethnic-Democracy of Israeli Curricula in East IslamicJerusalem City by Awawda, Sabreen

“…The last part is the conclusion where the majority of the previous studies prove that Israel is pursuing ethnocratic racism policy toward Arab by the imposed curricula, which serve the Zionist vision (Ministry of Education and Higher Education, 1999).…”
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The Ecumenical Conception of Public Life Praxis: The Case of Zimbabwe by John Gaga, Gift Masengwe, Bekithemba Dube

“…The ZHOCD, composes of the Zimbabwe Catholic Bishops Conference, the Evangelical Fellowship of Zimbabwe, the Zimbabwe Council of Churches, and the Union for the Development of Apostolic (and Zionist) Churches in Zimbabwe, Africa. The study uses literature, augmented by informal discussions that focused on how the church sought the protection of people’s lives. …”
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Rerooted and Reimagined: Dance, Palestinian Women, and the Reclamation of Urban Spaces by Hodel Ophir

“…Moreover, by reintroducing specifically Palestinian women dancers as elements of the “flesh and stone” of Israel/Palestine, spaces rife with histories of trauma, dominated by patriarchy and a Zionist ideology that privileges Jewishness and whiteness, Abu Elasal excavates a forgotten past, negotiates a restrictive present, and shapes a future for herself and her community. …”
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RETHINKING RELIGIOUS MODERATION THROUGH THE STUDY OF INDONESIAN EXEGESIS: A STUDY OF TAFSIR AL-AZHAR BY HAMKA by Basri Basri, Muhammad Muhammad

“…This article aims to explore Hamka's views on other religions, particularly Judaism, delve deeper into the existence or absence of Jewish/Zionist conspiracies, and analyze Hamka's acceptance of other religions. …”
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Pattern specifications for threats of battlefield in future wars on Islamic Republic of Iran in 1404 by ALI Taheri hashi

“…Six categories consist of psychological factors to threats, social and cultural factors to threats, economic factors to threats, military factors to threats- causative conditions: the US government as the biggest regional threat, arrogant regimes as the biggest world threats, state terrorism with centrality of Zionist and Saudi Arabia’s governments-background and context; which were considered as transaction and action strategies in this study and finally resulted in consequence. …”
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"JEWISH MILITIA" AS THE THIRD SIDE BETWEEN UKRAINIAN AND POLISH ARMED FORCES DURING THE BATTLE FOR LEMBERG OF NOVEMBER 1-21, 1918 by Stetsyshyn O.

“…The aim of the militia, initiated by supporters of the Zionist movement, was to protect the Jewish community in Lviv from possible pogroms. …”
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The Arab World by Najib Ghadbian

“…Barakat cleverly exposes the agenda behind such scholarship: the justification of Israel’s existence and the preservation of the status quo under Zionist and western hegemony ...…”
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The Palestinian Refugee Camps in Lebanon Post 1990: Dilemmas of Survival and Return to Palestine by Rami Siklawi

“…Currently there are about 450,000 Palestinian refugees scattered among 12 official and recognized Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon as well as many refugee gatherings; this number is part of the 6 million Palestinian refugees who are scattered in the world as a result of the establishment of the Zionist entity in 1948. However, on December 11, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly issued the UN resolution 194, during its third session, which stipulated that Palestinians have the right of return to their homes in Palestine. …”
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Jordan, Palestine and the British world system, 1945-57: Glubb Pasha and the Arab Legion by Jevon, G

“…It negates the revisionist argument that a firm Hashemite-Zionist agreement existed, but corroborates the notion that Britain approved the Arab Legion's use to implement an alternative form of partition to that proposed by the UN. …”

Unifying elements in European Jewish fiction, 1890-1945 by Clifford, D, Clifford, Dafna

“…Writings that deal with overtly religious themes or which have Zionist publicistic tendencies have been excluded and emphasis is placed on works with settings that are sim- ilar to those to be found in contemporary European fiction by non-Jewish writers. …”

Zen Buddhist Influence on Makuya Teaching, or “Tabernacle of Christ” by M. V. Babkova

“…Makuya, or “Tabernacle of Christ” is a Japanese new religious movement and a neo-Christian religion with some Zionist elements. Its founder, businessman Teshima Ikurō (1910–1973), had samurai ancestors. …”
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Yiddish and Judeo-Spanish as Determinants of Identity: As Illustrated in the Jewish Press of the First Half of the Twentieth Century by Izabela Olszewska, Aleksandra Twardowska

“…On the other hand, the paper shows a tendency to treat the languages as “corrupted” and “dying” languages, and as factors slowing down the assimilation of Jewish groups and also as an obstacle for Zionist ideologies.   Języki jidysz i żydowsko-hiszpański jako wskaźniki tożsamości – na przykładzie żydowskich tekstów prasowych pierwszej połowy XX wieku Artykuł ukazuje obraz i funkcje języków jidysz i żydowsko-hiszpańskiego wśród żydowskich grup diasporowych – bałkańskich Sefardyjczyków oraz Aszkenazyjczyków (Ostjuden) – w okresie od początków wieku XX do wybuchu II wojny światowej. …”
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JUDAISM IN AMERICA: THE IMPLICATION OF THE SOCIAL CHANGES OF AMERICA JEWSIH TOWARD THE REALIZATION OF THE NEW ISRAEL (am Yahudi di Amerika: Implikasi Perubahan Sosial Bangsa Yahud... by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Melalui mobilisasi kaum Zionist, negara Israel hingga saat ini tidak hanya didukung secara penuh oleh bangsa Yahudi di Amerika, tetapi juga oleh pemerintah Amerika. …”

Germans or Jews? German-speaking Jews in post-war Europe: an introduction by Čapková, K, Rechter, D

“…In this reading the DP camps constitute an important part both of European and Israeli history, and slot comfortably into Zionist and cold war narratives on Europe, and especially on eastern Europeç that rejected any future for Jews in post-war Europe and instead valorized Palestine as the appropriate national project.…”

Imperial longings and promised lands by Schnitzer, S, Schnitzer, Shira Danielle

“…Ottoman entry into World War I, which prompted both British and Zionist considerations into the merits of a Jewish homeland as part of the imperial system, created an acute conflict for British Jewry's communal leadership. …”

A battlefield of memory: the Nakba and the Holocaust as exclusive victimhood narratives by Wermenbol, G

“…The invocation of an exclusive Jewish Holocaust suffering thus is not unique to Israeli society; nevertheless, a consistent framing of a particularistic Zionist Holocaust victimhood narrative in the context of the Middle East conflict has stymied acknowledgement of the Palestinian catastrophe, deemed an inherent challenge to the ongoing redemptive nature of the Israeli state. …”