This book also addresses how Arab nations gaining independence in the 20th century perceive Israel's independence differently. It delves into the contention that the principles of Western civilization are perceived as anti-Islamic. The Arab-Israeli conflict is critiqued for concealing the actual extent of casualties in wars within the Islamic world, and the paradox of Jewry anti-Zionism is explored. The book touches on the Left's impact on the West's decline. Additionally, insights from a Muslim professor elucidating Muslim support for Jerusalem as Judaism's holiest city and that the land of Israel is promised to the Jews. The Qur'an and Islam's patterns in terrorism and violent extremism are discussed, with considerations of the threats to the United States as the guardian of the Western world.
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The Eternal Covenant: God, El, Allah, The West, The Jews and the Land of Israel
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This book also addresses how Arab nations gaining independence in the 20th century perceive Israel's independence differently. It delves into the contention that the principles of Western civilization are perceived as anti-Islamic. The Arab-Israeli conflict is critiqued for concealing the actual extent of casualties in wars within the Islamic world, and the paradox of Jewry anti-Zionism is explored. The book touches on the Left's impact on the West's decline. Additionally, insights from a Muslim professor elucidating Muslim support for Jerusalem as Judaism's holiest city and that the land of Israel is promised to the Jews. The Qur'an and Islam's patterns in terrorism and violent extremism are discussed, with considerations of the threats to the United States as the guardian of the Western world.
This book also addresses how Arab nations gaining independence in the 20th century perceive Israel's independence differently. It delves into the contention that the principles of Western civilization are perceived as anti-Islamic. The Arab-Israeli conflict is critiqued for concealing the actual extent of casualties in wars within the Islamic world, and the paradox of Jewry anti-Zionism is explored. The book touches on the Left's impact on the West's decline. Additionally, insights from a Muslim professor elucidating Muslim support for Jerusalem as Judaism's holiest city and that the land of Israel is promised to the Jews. The Qur'an and Islam's patterns in terrorism and violent extremism are discussed, with considerations of the threats to the United States as the guardian of the Western world.
Paperback
$21.99