Sunset ceremony

The sunset ceremonies, the story of Zionism, and the stages of establishing Israel did not begin with the Palestinian Nakba in 1948, but rather started politically more than two hundred years ago, when Napoleon Bonaparte's siege walls of Acre proved difficult, and his colonial thinking turned to establishing a functional entity working for France against the Arabs and against British expansion. In this book, we explore the roots of the Zionist movement from the time Bonaparte launched it in France, and Herzl embraced it, and Britain later sponsored it, with major supporters such as Rothschild, Sykes, Balfour, Herbert Samuel, and others, passing through the beginnings of Jewish immigration and settlement in Palestine, the skirmishes between them and the local inhabitants, which led to major revolutions by the Palestinians against them, such as the Buraq Revolution and the 1936 Revolution, ending with the establishment of Israel by the United States of America, marking a dangerous phase in the life of the Arab region, the Islamic world, and indeed the entire world. Number of pages: 300 Year of publication: 2024 Publisher: Al-Riwaq Publishing and Distribution