Zionism in the process of past crises and upcoming challenges مقاله

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2-Economic Crisis At the beginning of its formation, due to British support (mandate of Palestine), a flood of capital from wealthy Jews flowed into the country, and through the use of capital in the production sector, it experienced significant growth to the extent that its Gross Domestic Product{P2P} doubled every five years, while the Jewish population doubled every eight years. These laws are in line with the goals of the Zionist regime, based on the rejection of the Arab Palestinian residents and the encouragement and inducement of Jews in different countries to migrate to occupied Palestine, although they have not achieved significant success in this matter so far. P} &%02607QTAG026G% The formation of the State of Israel also acted on the basis of secular thought (the thought of separating religion from politics), and they have kept that thought alive in order to keep the religious character of Judaism on the sidelines; however, religious Jews, despite the pressures they endure from the Zionists, always challenge their policies and consider Zionist behaviors to be in conflict with the religion of Moses (peace be upon him) and Christ (peace be upon him). Upcoming Challenges The crises of Israel and the Zionist regime have expanded to such an extent that opposition to Zionism is even increasing among Jews. In this conference, Abraham Burg, head of the International Jewish Agency and the World Zionist Organization, admitted in his speech that due to the incorrect performance of the Israeli government in the attack on Lebanon and the suppression of the Palestinian Intifada, the thought of Zionism has entered a serious crisis.