Professor Halashoglu said: Look at the thirteenth volume of the Encyclopedia of Religious Islam: We looked and were very surprised.

Former President of the Turkish Historical Society, Professor Dr. doctor. Yusuf Halajoglu recommended an important source for anyone who wants to research the Palestinian issue.

Yusuf Hallajoglu said through his account on the social networking site: “To clarify what is happening in Palestine, read the Palestine article in the thirteenth volume of the Islamic Religious Encyclopedia. Leave such hearsay statements aside. He said: “Perhaps you might at least believe the Encyclopedia of Religious Affairs.”

Odatev reviewed the Palestine section of the Islamic Encyclopedia of the Turkish Religious Institution and collected the important parts for you…

“The first state of Israel was founded in the twelfth century B.C.”

Here is this part:

“Near the years when the Philistines settled on the Mediterranean coast, people living in the lands under Egyptian rule and fleeing the cruelty of the Pharaoh came to the Prophet Muhammad. And the children of Israel came who began a great migration towards the eternal land led by Moses. During this migration, which could not be “Determining its history with certainty, the Israelites fought various Semitic tribes and the Philistines, especially their eternal enemies and the first owners of these lands, the Amalekites; and later, they captured most of the region in the 11th century B.C. They founded the first Israelite state at the end of the century.”

“They received privileges during the Ottoman period.”

“Ottoman archive documents clearly show how much freedom the administration in Palestine gave to the Jews living there in the performance of their religious duties. nineteenth. From the nineteenth century onwards, various Christian sects emerged with all their institutions, especially in Jerusalem. These sects obtained many privileges in terms of establishing churches, religious schools, and missionary societies in this region, as Palestine was considered sacred in the eyes of the three major religions, and it was considered a very important strategic location by the European powers in light of the global circumstances at that time. “.

“Zionism was born in the Ottoman era”

“These developments led to severe conflicts of interest regarding the holy places and control over these places. At the end of the same century, Zionism was born, which called for the return of Jews living in different countries to “Zion” (the land symbolizing heaven on earth, Palestine) to settle there permanently.

Zionists’ negotiations with Abdul Hamid II

“The Ottoman administration recognized the Jewish presence in Palestine and allowed them to immigrate from time to time. According to historical records, there was a Jewish community (yishuv) here for a long time.

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When the Zionist movement appeared, Palestine was under Ottoman rule, which made all Zionist efforts focus specifically on the Ottoman Empire. Zionist leaders before World War II. They negotiated with Abdel Hamid and then with the Committee of Union and Progress, which seized power. The Zionists, who requested permission to establish a homeland for the Jews in Palestine, offered for the first time to the Ottoman government to purchase Palestine for a certain amount and then unify the affairs of the public debt themselves.

The attitude of the Young Turks towards Zionism

“After March 31 Vacas, the minorities increased their activity towards independence and secession, while the Zionists continued their efforts in a planned way towards colonization in Palestine, which brought into question the Young Turks’ irredentist movement, whose main concern was the safety of the empire, and for this reason, new restrictions were put in place.” Different in practice The first and most important reason for this position taken by the Young Turks against Zionism was that they did not want to allow the emergence of a new separatist movement at a time when nationalist movements threatened the integrity of the empire.

Palestine was against the Ottomans

“It was not a coincidence that the Palestinians were among those who defended the cause of Arab nationalism against the Ottomans. It is also noteworthy that the press services developed in the context of the Palestinians’ reactions, and that one of them in particular bears the name Palestine and addresses its readers as “the Palestinians.”

“The Arabs sold their lands”

“During these days, one of the developments that attracted the most Arab reactions and over time turned into a nationalist movement was the increasing Jewish seizure of land, despite all the prohibitions. “Various Zionist organizations, such as the Jewish National Fund, which was founded in 1901 with the main goal of purchasing land, were pumping money into Palestine, and some Arab property owners, attracted by the money, were selling the lands they owned.”

The conqueror annoys the Arab countries that use Palestine for their own interests

“Fatah, which brings together businessmen and intellectuals of Palestinian origin, began commando training in Algeria while engaging in political activities. The creation of this organization, which says that Palestine can only be saved by the Palestinians, upset some Arab countries that tried to use the Palestinian issue for their own interests. Nasser interpreted this step as a challenge to his authority. The Arab countries met in Cairo on September 9 and 19, 1963 to discuss this issue. Here it was decided that the Palestinians would form a government in exile, an army and a parliament. While Egypt strongly supported the decision, Jordan opposed it. Because, according to him, such a state could only be established in the West Bank, which was under his control. “Despite the opposition of Jordan, which did not want to lose its dominance there, the first major Palestinian conference was held in the Arab part of Jerusalem between May 28 and June 3, 1964.”

Historical document thanks to Yasser Arafat

The peace treaty between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization has the identity of a historical document, despite its many shortcomings and consequently some internal reactions. He added, “For the first time, Israel has now abandoned its insistence on not leaving the occupied territories and not recognizing the organization that it has maintained for years.”

“Hamas opposes the agreement and considers it the basis of the Palestinian state.”

At the same time, the agreement, which was described by political circles and the international press as the basis of the future State of Palestine (the ‘Cairo Agreement’ of May 4, 1994), was once again opposed by opposition groups on both sides, and while the signing ceremony was held at the White House, a movement was announced. Hamas and Islamic Jihad launched a general strike in the West Bank, and right-wing extremist Jewish settlers in the city of Hebron also organized protests.

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