Book Argues Mideast Conflict Rooted in Islamic Doctrine, Not Territory
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Yehuda Yemini's book, "It Was Never About Territory," argues that the Israeli-Arab conflict stems from Islamic doctrine, not territorial disputes. The author traces this ideological basis from early Islam through modern Arab warfare against Jews, citing historical violence and religious texts. Yemini contends that Arab leadership and culture must change their theological stance for peace, criticizing Western politicians for misunderstanding the conflict's roots. The book suggests that groups like Hamas and Hezbollah continue this religiously motivated struggle.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Yehuda Yemini's book argues the Israeli-Arab conflict is driven by Islamic doctrine, not territory.
- The book traces the conflict's roots to Islamic beliefs of supremacy and historical subjugation of Jews.
- Haj Amin al-Husseini is identified as a key figure initiating Arab campaigns against Jews.
- Historical Arab violence against Jews is detailed, including riots and alleged Nazi collaboration.
- The author criticizes Western politicians for misinterpreting the conflict as territorial.
- Peace requires a fundamental shift in Arab ideology and theology toward Israel and Jews.
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