Some Aspects of Historical, Theological and Religious and Political Dimensions of the Palestinian and Israel Conflict

The primary objective of this paper is to highlight some similarities and dissimilarities between orthodox Judaism and Islamic teachings to inspire and motivate these two communities to share their common values and moral teaching at this crucial juncture of deteriorating Judo-Muslim relations. At the outset, I would like to make a clear-cut distinction between the philosophical ideas of the Zionism and the orthodox Judaism. Many academics and experts in comparative religious studies have made a clear-cut distinction the concept of the Zionism and the Judaism. Millions Jewish people do not subscribe to the idea of the Zionism and many of them reject the ideas of creating the state of the Zionism. I will try to discuss this conflict from an objective perspective to understand this ethnocentric problem without any prejudice or discrimination. I will try do my best to make this article academically acceptable and creditable. My intention is not to be judgmental on this problem rather to highlight what the religious texts both old testament and the Holy Qur’an say about these issue and what Jewish and Muslim religious leaders say about this problem. This paper is divided into seven parts. 1) Theological Bonds Between Judo-Christians and Muslims, 2) Origin of the Zionism in brief, 3) What Qur’an says about minds of rebellious Jews,4) Motives and Aims of the Zionism, 5) Inept Arab Leaders and the Palestine Problem, 6) International community and the Palestine problem,7) The role of Muslim intellectuals, religious and military leaders