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The Jewish Function - Fahd Hijazi
JOD
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The subject of Judaism is often approached with the assumption that Jews are a single people throughout history and across the world, a point only highlighted by researcher Abdel Wahab El-Messiri. Similarly, historical research on Jewish communities has not previously addressed the functional role for which this religion was founded: the colonial, racist function devised by the Achaemenid Persians in the time of Artaxerxes in the fifth century BC. This function was subsequently adopted by the powers that dominated the East and the world, culminating in the British adoption of the Persian formula to the letter through the Balfour Declaration, and its subsequent meticulous implementation for a colonial need unrelated to history, ethics, or human rights. Since archaeological research and excavations have decisively concluded that historical Israel and Jerusalem were Canaanite kingdoms preceding the Persian occupation, and therefore predating the founding of Judaism, the historical pretext surrounding the biblical "Israel" has scientifically collapsed. However, its effects persist as long as the forces of global plunder need Judaism as a geographical and financial racist function. This book sheds light on the history of Canaan, including the kingdoms of Israel and Jerusalem. It discusses the Persian occupation and the founding of Judaism by Ezra the Scribe under the commission of Artaxerxes, as well as the history and function of Jewish communities worldwide, their migration patterns, and displacements. It highlights the most prominent features of racism, bloodshed, moral corruption, and greed in the Torah and Talmud, passing through the "Isra'iliyyat" that have seared the consciousness of both Muslims and Christians, and concluding with a brief study of Christian Zionism, then global Zionism and its repercussions through the Balfour Declaration and the establishment of the "Israel" garrison in the heart of the Arab and wider world.