Moses and Jewish Monotheism in light of psychoanalysis

Overview of the book Moses and Judaism in light of psychoanalysis this book is the last written by pioneer of psychoanalysis, and caused, as usual, a big fuss. Freud in this book brought many controversial theories, not least that Moses, founder of the Jewish religion and leader of the Jewish people, was Egyptian, and he continued applying psychoanalytic principles to the history of religions which he started in his famous book "Totem and Taboo," trying to extract from the depths of history the missing and concealed truths, as a psychoanalyst extracts repressed patient memories, relying on the latest archaeological and historical discoveries of his time, with a good amount of intuition and inductive thinking.