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Fascism and Zionism's Final Stage
The article discusses the structural transformation in Zionist thought represented by Moshe Feiglin, who shifts from diplomatic pragmatism to the creation of a "Territorial Israel Kingdom" with an absolute religious identity. Feiglin rejects the understanding between a "Jewish state and democracy" and adopts a project focused on dismantling the status quo and building the Third Temple, considering Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa Mosque as the focal point of the conflict. He believes the success of his project depends on undermining Palestinian legitimacy and transforming it into a holy war. His thinking relies on an alliance between extremist theocratic Judaism and economic libertarianism, viewing the armed settlers' liberation from state restrictions as necessary to achieve absolute Torah sovereignty, while ignoring the political and national dimensions of the conflict. This ideology has shifted from theoretical discourse to practical applications through peaceful dismantling, exclusion, and violence. Its influence is evident in current policies and events such as sieges, restrictions, and incursions in Jerusalem and the West Bank, reflecting the end of a conciliatory era and the establishment of an expanded settler colonial system that threatens Palestinian interests and secures firm control over the land.
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