Necropolitical Debris: The Dichotomy of Life and Death by Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian

“…The article concludes by arguing that the Bill is a continuation of the Zionist legal history that has evicted Palestinians from their homeland, both physically and psychologically, and as such, it attempts to deny a Palestinian narrative of exile, dispossession and collective trauma.…”
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Race and the Politics of Pilgrimage for African American Christians in Palestine and Israel by Roger Baumann

“…Four case studies of African American Christian travel to Palestine and Israel—including Christian Zionist and Palestinian solidarity tours—show how participant experiences and interpretations of sites are shaped by overlapping religious and racial collective identities, which affect the religious, economic, and political perceptions of travelers. …”
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„The most momentous epochs in Jewish life”. American Jewish Congress in Philadelphia (December 15–18, 1918) by Dariusz Jeziorny

“…It aroused great hopes because new opportunities were opening up for the Jews to resolve the Palestinian question, the main Zionist project, and to guarantee equal rights for Jewish minorities in East-Central Europe. …”
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The Conceptual Representations of the Jewish Personality in the International Cinema (Munich film as a model) by fadya f.saeed, athraa m.hassan

“…This study deals with the intellectual representations whose intellectual systems are incarnated in the Jewish personality, which is considered one of the complex intellectual systems that has caused controversy throughout the ages because of the ambiguity due to the religious and psychological factors that were reflected directly and strongly on the intellectual structure of the Jewish community in general and the Jewish - Zionist personality in particular, in an attempt (to create new dimensions embodied by intellectual representations of a human nature embodied by what that - peaceful - religiously oppressed - psychologically and socially isolated character presents, because of the curse of the peoples of the world that was a cause for its isolation. …”
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Paratexte, ohne die es keine Literatur gäbe. Zur Rezeption des Werkes von Paul Celan und der Funktion von Paratexten in der totalitären Tschechoslowakei (1948–1989) by Petr Pytlík

“…The regime was officially only anti-Zionist, but de facto, as is well known, this meant anti-Semitic. …”
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The Theological Sources of the Torah and Labor (Torah U’melakha) Yeshivas by Amir Mashiach

“…These schools serve mainly religious Zionist and modern orthodox society. Torah U’melakha yeshivas are high school yeshivas that are unique for combining vocational studies in the curriculum, such that graduates acquire a trade and can serve in the army and join the labor force in their field of expertise. …”
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Palestine Hotel in the Old City of Hebron, Between Modernity and Traditional Dwelling Architecture During the 19th-20th Century by Wisam Shaded

“…The study identifies pivotal turning points in Palestine attributed to European Western missions and Zionist migration, resulting in the introduction of concrete housing and its discernible influence on traditional Palestinian building structures. …”
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Modern Shia Islamic and Jewish Political Theosophy: An Elective Affinity? by Ezra Tzfadya

“…The present study will focus on core parallels and nodes of theopolitical exchange between the two most politically and theologically consequential jurist “theosophers” of the twentieth century, the Religious Zionist founding father, the Jewish Rav Avraham Yitzchak Hacohen Kook (1865–1935), and the Shia Islamic Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini (1900–1989). …”
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Ballet and the Renegotiation of Identity among Jewish Orthodox Women in Israel by Janice L. Ross

“…It traces the cultural, political, and religious implications of this in the context of masculine Zionist ideals of the valorization of the corporeal. …”
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<i>A Pathologically Abnormal Situation:</i> Le Cercle Gaston Crémieux and the [Im]Possibility of an Anti-National Jewishness by Joel Howard Swanson

“…In contrast to either an assimilationist model which demanded the acceptance of French national identity in the public sphere, or a Zionist model of Jewish nationalism, the Cercle offered a model in which the state of exile and diaspora becomes constitutive of Jewish identity, positioned as an alternate mode of being-in-the-world defined against white Christian European nationalism. …”
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Christianity in Africa: The cost of loyalty to Zionism by Marthie Momberg

“…As an interdisciplinary, contextual contribution to the sociology of religion, it reveals that loyalty to Israel, a Zionist State, jeopardises Christ’s message of inclusive compassion, justice and equality.…”
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African Jewish Communities in the Diaspora and the Homeland: The Case of South Africa by Rebeca Raijman

“…Finally, ethno-religious identities (Jewish and Zionist) influenced not only the decision making of potential immigrants but also their process of integration into Israeli life.…”
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Community Engagement from the Margin: Zionism and the Case of the Palestinian Student Movement in the Israeli Universities by Ibrahim Makkawi

“…The Palestinian community in Israel, lives in a colonial situation in its own homeland where the Israeli universities have been established as an integral part of the Zionist colonial project in Palestine. As the Palestinian formal educational system, hegemonic and identity blurring, the Palestinian Student Movement in the Israeli universities is conceived as a grassroots form of community engagement intending to reconstruct and reassert a shared sense of collective-national identity among the Palestinian students within the Israel campuses. …”
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A Comparative Analysis of Some Ashoura Themes In Contemporary Poetry of Iran and Jabal Amel by seyyed madi nori keyzegani, فرشته زارعی

“…On the other hand, the presence of colonizers, the frequent invansions of the Zionist regime, and the resistence of Lebanese people against them in Jabal Amel have led poets to work on Ashura poetry more than before. …”
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La Bible Chouraqui&#8239: genèse d’une traduction et de ses retraductions au regard des archives by Francine Kaufmann

“…This study reconstructs the genesis of these translations, using in particular the Chouraqui collection deposited at the Central Zionist Archives in Jerusalem.…”
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Malaysia’s foreign policy towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflicts : 1957-2014 by Nurul Norfatihah Md Yusoff, Azlizan Mat Enh, Al-Amril Othman

“…A more critical aspect of Malaysia’s commitment is the liberation of the Palestinian land from the Zionist regime’s conquest and oppression, strongly supported by the major powers such as the United States and Britain. …”
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Israel, Jerusalem, and the identity crisis by Abdallah Ma’rouf Omar

“…Therefore, it is noted that Israel has intensified work towards Judaizing Jerusalem and insisting on its Jewish character recently, in addition to the insist on requesting the Palestinians and the Arab and Muslim world to admit “The Jewish Israel”, which reflects Israel’s fear of demolishing of the whole Zionist project in that area from inside. This paper analyzes the current identity crisis that Israel faces and the procedures taken by Israel towards solving this problem through “bringing the symbol to life”, i.e. …”
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مفهوم الوطن في نتاجات سامي ميخائيل The homeland in the product of Sami Michael by علي محمد رشيد Ali Mohamed Rashed

“…The Israeli government has also been forced to emigrate with its family as a result of the Zionist propaganda that the Zionist institutions have followed since the early decades of this century in the Arab unrest and massacres. …”
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“They Remembered That They Had Seen It in a Jewish Midrash”: How a Samaritan Tale Became a Legend of the Jews by Steven Fine

“…I will suggest reasons why this tale was so appealing to Sulam, a Sephardi scholar based in Istanbul, that he appended it to <i>Sefer Yuḥasin</i>, and what about this tale of heroism ingratiated it to early modern European and then early Zionist readers. The afterlife of this tale is a rare instance of Samaritan influence upon classical Jewish literature, undermining assumptions of unidirectional Jewish influence upon the minority Samaritan culture from antiquity to modern times.…”
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Yemen Crisis: Survey of Contexts and Goals of External Intervenes Saudi Arabia and America by Reza Eltyaminia, Ali Bagheri Dolat Abadi, Jaseb Nikfar

“…Yemen crisis is not only emanating from the role of internal actors, but also is because of engaging and intervening of the regional and extra-regional such as Saudi Arabia, cooperation council of Persian gulf, America and Zionist regime that has played the critical role in process of formation of Yemen crisis and its exacerbation. findings of this research show that the official of policy making of America argued that by engaging of Iran in the regional level and the regions that consider as strategic depth of the social and political base of Iran, it led to erosion of the regional and political power and capacity of Iran and the resistance block .the main question of this paper is that what are the main factors of formation of Yemen crisis and role of the external and internal actors especially Saudi Arabia and America in Yemen crisis. …”
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