Titlebook: Whose Holy Land?; The Roots of the Con Michael Wolffsohn Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Is the Holy Land?—Biblical Borders?ed this charge and many of his followers have taken up the cry, citing the Bible, Israel’s supposed political atlas, as their source. The Bible, it is claimed, identifies the area “from the Euphrates to the Nile” as the Promised land of the Jews, as the Holy Land.

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Is the Land Acquired?ns proffered were always of religious derivation, but the fact remains that violence was employed in every instance, no matter whether acquisition way accomplished by Jews, Christians or Muslims—or, for that matter, by their historic predecessors stretching back to the dawn of human history in the ancient world.

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Fundamentalism: A Shield for the Culture?The reason for the apparently irresistible advance of the religious fundamentalists is to be found in their attempt to re-establish religious and therewith cultural autonomy. The goal is autonomy in an increasingly standardized and homogenized world. This is a motive familiar to both the Jewish and Islamic worlds.

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Is Zionism Blasphemy?The Jewish religion provides nothing even remotely resembling a manual for the assertion of claims to Jewish statehood in the Holy Land. Some fundamentalists are even convinced that the land’s very holiness enjoins against the establishment of Jewish statehood prior to the arrival of the Messiah.

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Is the Land Holy?We have thus far examined the manner in which the Holy Land is sacred to Jews, Christians and Muslims, but other religions also have significant ties to the same land—for example, the Samaritans, Karaites, Druse and Bahai.

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Jewish Settlement as “Conquest”Let us skip the history of the children of Israel in Egypt and the fate of the direct descendants of Jacob.

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Michael WolffsohnExplains the various issues from all possible angles.Offers historical and religious information rather than indoctrination.Presents a completely new approach to conflict resolution: A synthesis of fe