چکیده:
The issue of Palestine is a complex and at the same time the main issue of the Islamic world and one of the most important unresolved political-security and social issues in the contemporary world.The Palestinian people suffered from land occupation, looting, harassment and continuous violation of human and natural rights due to colonial plans and the intervention of world powers and the strategic weakness of the Islamic and Arab world, despite stability and resistance. And many of them are now refugees, displaced and stateless.The formation of the Israeli government has turned the philosophy of occupation, violence and creating crisis into a continuous thing in the Palestinian land. Therefore, achieving peace and tranquility, justice and a decent future for the Palestinian people based on national identity requires providing a solution that includes the fundamental and inalienable rights of Palestinians.The correct understanding of the Palestinian ideal - as a symbol of the national and international identity of the Palestinians - and knowing the epistemological foundations and the course of evolution in its concepts and examples, is a necessary and necessary starting point for devising a just and honorable solution to the Palestinian issue.This research aims to determine how to link the past with the present situation and its extension with the future by examining the semantic evolution of the Palestinian cause at three levels, local, regional and international, using the method of critical metaphor analysis.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The issue of "the land of Palestine" began in the early 1920s with the conflict and contention between three sides or forces, including: British colonialism, the Zionist movement, and the national liberation movement of the Palestinian people.
Whereas a deeper and more profound look at the successive developments and events in occupied Palestine and the Middle East region, as well as generational and communicative changes, access to information, and ultimately changes in the way of living and understanding, leads us to this issue: that the Palestinian ideal, along with these changes and transformations, has changed from a conceptual and semantic perspective, and this matter is a turning point for research on this subject.
It could perhaps be claimed that highlighting the Palestinian national identity and legitimizing the struggles carried out in this path - at the Islamic, Arab, and international levels - and denying the 5 Israeli narrative based on "the selfhood of this land" or that Palestine was a land without a nation, are the most important achievements of contemporary Palestinian movements.
B: Movements based on the Islamic identity of Palestine Islamist resistance movements such as Hamas and Islamic Jihad consider themselves committed to the original ideal, namely: "the complete liberation of the land, the complete removal of occupation, the return of the displaced, and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with Al-Quds Al-Sharif as its capital.
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