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 Land Holy?ve all these lands, and I will fill the oath which I swore to Abraham your father.” (Genesis 26,3) Even in their most anti-Jewish manifestations, neither Christianity nor Islam could entirely ignore this fundamental religious touchstone. We therefore concentrate here on the Jewish perspective. As al

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Is the Land Holy? can even go so far as to say: Holiness and statehood are mutually exclusive. In order to arrive at this conclusion one must not necessarily adopt extreme orthodox, especially extreme Jewish orthodox, positions. The same conclusion is suggested by a study of history. Let us look first at the Jewish

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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 a

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The Patriarch Fathers to be around 19,000 years old. Was this the first Jew? The first Arab? It doesn’t matter. It was a person. There is no point in measuring a skull to determine a person’s race. The shape of a Jewish skull is the same as an Arab skull. Besides, we should avoid racial science and racial mysticism. We

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Kingdom and Kingdoms Come and Go 1025 to around 1006 BCE) that military success was achieved. Jewish rule was stabilised, and their territory expanded beyond the heartland west and east of the Jordan River. The Canaanites were gradually encircled. David seized their land and made it a “royal domain”. The population was too weak to

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Book 2021rehensive and easy-to-understand manner. .The question of who owns the Holy Land is more relevant today than ever. The debates on this topic are often characterized by ignorance and strong emotions, while partiality and power interests still obscure the view on the political situation in the Middle

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