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شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Challenging the Zionist Colonial View
The article confirms that archaeological and historical evidence supporting the existence of "ancient Jews" in Palestine relies on ideological and academic claims from Zionist movements and Western Orientalist circles. Critical skeptical studies reveal the fragility of these claims. It has been shown that the absence of pig bones does not indicate a particular religious identity but instead reflects a nomadic pastoral lifestyle. Furthermore, the imposition of Sharia law and circumcision by the Hasmoneans does not constitute proof of the Jewish religion, as circumcision was a common cultural practice in the Levant, with the Hasmoneans primarily aiming to impose taxes. Additionally, figures associated with the end of the Persian era, such as Nehemiah, Ezra, and Zerubbabel, lack conclusive archaeological evidence. Historical-critical research suggests that biblical texts were later composed for political and priestly purposes. The article calls for debunking these myths and reconstructing the history of Palestine based on reliable scientific evidence.
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