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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Roots of Religious Zionism and Rabbi Kuk
The article focuses on the rise and influence of the Religious Zionist movement in Israel, which now controls important institutions within the military and government after a period of secular dominance. It reviews the history of Rabbi Abraham Kook, the founder of the religious school "Merkaz Hared," in Jerusalem—an institution that has produced settler, security, and political leaders advocating for the complete occupation of Palestine and the expulsion of its residents, based on biblical and Torah principles. The article explains that Kook's ideas, which consider war to be part of God's divine plan for achieving "salvation," have laid the groundwork for justifying military operations and settlement expansion. He viewed war as essential for establishing a claimed Torah-based state and urged the elimination of those he called "Amalek" to purify the land. Studies confirm that Kook's teachings and those of his followers serve as a doctrinal foundation for settler movements and terrorist activities, promoting the full occupation of Palestine and the displacement of its people. This poses a significant threat to the stability of the region.
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