Abstract:
Completing the nation-building process for survival is one of the challenges that the Zionist regime has always faced. This regime has based its existence on a specific and complex identity that, at first glance, can be a strong point for the survival and formation of a society, but the specific characteristics of this identity based on race and population inequality, for This has posed some challenges. The Zionist regime based on Jewish identity and Jewish (Israeli) ethnicity has tried to create a promised government by attracting Jews to the occupied territories, but over the years, the Zionist Jewish identity has faced many problems. In addition, the growing social divide has increased the challenge of forming a united society due to the dispersion of ethnicity and occupation of the inhabitants of the occupied territories. This paper will use a descriptive-analytic approach to the subject as well as studying the state-nation-building process in Israel and looking at the demographic context and identity of the Palestinian and Zionist Jews (Israeli citizens) to examine the challenges of this regime. We complete the state-nation-building process.
Machine summary:
Furthermore, while studying the process of state-nation building in Israel and with a look at the demographic fabric and identity of the Palestinian society and Zionist Jews (Israeli citizens) as the most serious challenge, we examine the failures of this regime in completing the state-nation building process, which has called its continued life and survival into question.
A review of existing sources shows that current studies and research have mostly been written in the field of foreign policy and international relations, with an emphasis on the aspect of high politics; and regarding Israel's challenges, including ethnic, religious, and linguistic divides, as well as Israel's identity challenges, few books and studies have been written, and the void for fundamental research on the subject of this regime's actions in the arena of state-nation building is evident.
In the following research, first, the key concepts of state-nation building are explained, and subsequently, while studying the state-nation building process in Israel and with a look at the demographic context and the identity of Palestinian society and Zionist Jews (Israeli citizens), we examine the challenges of this regime in completing the state-nation building process.
Considering all the aforementioned points, it becomes clear that the national security of the Zionist regime is under the negative influence of the political geography factor and is considered among the serious obstacles and challenges to the state-building process of Israel.
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