The Desecularization of the Middle East Conflict: From a Conflict between States to a Conflict between Religious Communities
The Desecularization of the Middle East Conflict: From a Conflict between States to a Conflict between Religious Communities
This chapter discusses the international prohibition on violence and religious claims on the territories occupied by Israel in 1967. It deals with the shift in the interpretation of the Middle East conflict, examining when and why the parties ceased to interpret the Middle East conflict in a secular way and embraced a religious perspective and how this affected their actions.
Keywords: violence, religious claims, Israel, Middle East conflict, secular, religious communities
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