Shaul Bartal
Biographic Data
| ID | 156591 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shaul Bartal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shaul |
| FAMILY NAME | Bartal |
| SIGNATURE | BARTAL S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bar-Ilan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1617-860X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Palestinian youth of East Jerusalem – between Palestinian and Israeli identity
Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem after the 1967 War, created a complicated reality – especially for the residents of East Jerusalem, a population of 70,000 people at the time of the annexation. There are approximately 120,000 Palestinian youth in Jerusalem between the ages of 15–29 who make up approximately 30 per cent of the Arab population living in Jerusalem. Carrying out a trend analysis among Palestinian youth who live in Jerusalem is e…
Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Between Nationalism and Religion
This research explores the development of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) over the last decade as a proxy organization of the Iranian regime, or as a group that finds its way between Palestinian nationalism and support for the religious Islamic revolution of Iran. Most studies of Islamic organizations in Palestine focus on Hamas, the “Big Brother” of the PIJ. Hamas, which grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank,…
Ḥamās: The Islamic Resistance Movement
Preface. Chapter 1: We Deal with Allah Directly. Chapter 2: In the Path of al-Qassam. Chapter 3: Sowing. Chapter 4: The First Intifada. Chapter 5: Oslo and Vain Endeavours'. Chapter 6: The Second Intifada. Chapter 7: The Qassam Brigades. Chapter 8: The Martyr Syndrome. Chapter 9: Harvesting. Chapter 10: Women. Chapter 11: A House Divided. Chapter 12: Bullet and Ballot. Chapter 13: Hamastan. Chapter 14: Inferno. Chronology. Notes.
The Muslim brotherhood’s perception of Israel
The establishment of the State of Israel symbolised the beginning of a new era in the relationship between Muslims and Jews and sparked a religious conflict that has continued to date. This article examines the main precepts underlying the rejection of the idea of Jewish statehood/nationhood by the Muslim Brotherhood, perhaps the largest and most influential Islamist movement in the post-World War I era
Rached Ghannouchi's test: Political Islam and democracy in Tunisia
The purpose of this study is to closely examine Tunisia’s Rached Ghannouchi (Arabic: Rāshid al-Ghannūshī), the head of the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Ennahdha. Tunisia has a unique experience in Political Islam. I have examined the above personality and his political affiliation as a case study for this paper. Some new incidents have emerged lately in Tunisia that appear to be pointing to new, up-coming changes in the political life in that cou…
Reading the Qur'ān: How Hamas and the Islamic Jihad Explain Sura al-Isra (17)
Sura 17, in particular verses 1-8. What is the meaning of verse 5 that says that the Jews corrupted the land—twice? Which land? Is it Medina or Jerusalem? Books about Hamas and Islamic Jihad prisoners and scholars revealed that this is form of prophecy. Fahmi ‘Aid Ramadhan al-Mashaira, a Hamas prisoner since 2002 said: ‘The Jews corrupted this land, the first time in Medina and al-Hijaz ... the second time of their corruption is here in our land,…
The danger of Israel according to Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi
Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi, widely considered the most influential Islamic scholar alive today, is the author of over 120 books and a spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood. He is a member of many international Muslim organizations and the sharia advisor for a number of Islamic banks. Qaradawi is considered a part of the political centre (wasatiyya), positioned between those relying on ancient sunna and Qur’an (salafiyya) sources and the more mode…
Lone-wolf or terror organization members acting alone: New look at the last Israeli–Palestine incidents
The ‘sacrificial attacks’ in Jerusalem and throughout all of Israel, from July 2014 until August 2015, were the promo of the full-scale knife-attack that started from October 2015 until now. The uniqueness of this wave of terror is its length – over a year – and its use of the old-new ‘white weapons’ which, since October 2015, has included women and children. This research answers how and why these lone-wolf attacks started. The ‘lone-wolf’ attac…
Jihad in Palestine: Political Islam and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Introduction Part I: The Jihad Way in Palestine 1 Virtues of the Shahid and Holy Death 2 Factions of the Muslim Brotherhood 3 Islam and Palestine: The Philosophy of the Islamic Jihad 4 Al-Jamia Al-Islamiya 5 Hizb At-Tahrir Al-Islami Arises Part II: Studies of Jihad Philosophy 6 Negotiations from the Islamic Point of View 7 The Struggle Over the Al-Aqsa Mosque Afterword
Islamic Muslim Brotherhood Scholars and "Arab Spring" in Palestine
This article shows the connections between three subjects --the "Arab Spring," Yusf al-Qaraw and Hams and their war against Israel. The recent upheavals in the Arab world commonly referred to as the "Arab Spring" have elicited reactions on the part of various Islamic figures. The most important of these is Sheikh Yusf al-Qaraw, the leading Islamic scholar and the spiritual leader of Hams. Al-Qaraw supports the revolutions and regime changes by th…
Sheikh Qaradawi and the Internal Palestinian Struggle Issues Preventing Reconciliation Between Fatah and Hamas and the Influence of the Qaradāwi Era over the Struggle Between the Organizations
Sheikh Dr Yusuf al-Qaradawi is one of the most influential Muslim thinkers in the world. Western observers consider him a moderate, a bridge between Muslim conservatives and Islamic activists. This article, through direct translation of Sheikh al-Qaradawi's verbal and written expressions, shows the view of him as a moderate to be wishful thinking when it deals with the Palestinian problem. This article deals with issues preventing reconciliation …
The danger of Israel according to Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi
Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi, widely considered the most influential Islamic scholar alive today, is the author of over 120 books and a spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood. He is a member of many international Muslim organizations and the sharia advisor for a number of Islamic banks. Qaradawi is considered a part of the political centre (wasatiyya), positioned between those relying on ancient sunna and Qur’an (salafiyya) sources and the more mode…
Rached Ghannouchi's test: Political Islam and democracy in Tunisia
The purpose of this study is to closely examine Tunisia’s Rached Ghannouchi (Arabic: Rāshid al-Ghannūshī), the head of the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Ennahdha. Tunisia has a unique experience in Political Islam. I have examined the above personality and his political affiliation as a case study for this paper. Some new incidents have emerged lately in Tunisia that appear to be pointing to new, up-coming changes in the political life in that cou…
The Palestinian youth of East Jerusalem – between Palestinian and Israeli identity
Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem after the 1967 War, created a complicated reality – especially for the residents of East Jerusalem, a population of 70,000 people at the time of the annexation. There are approximately 120,000 Palestinian youth in Jerusalem between the ages of 15–29 who make up approximately 30 per cent of the Arab population living in Jerusalem. Carrying out a trend analysis among Palestinian youth who live in Jerusalem is e…
Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Between Nationalism and Religion
This research explores the development of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) over the last decade as a proxy organization of the Iranian regime, or as a group that finds its way between Palestinian nationalism and support for the religious Islamic revolution of Iran. Most studies of Islamic organizations in Palestine focus on Hamas, the “Big Brother” of the PIJ. Hamas, which grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank,…
Reading the Qur'ān: How Hamas and the Islamic Jihad Explain Sura al-Isra (17)
Sura 17, in particular verses 1-8. What is the meaning of verse 5 that says that the Jews corrupted the land—twice? Which land? Is it Medina or Jerusalem? Books about Hamas and Islamic Jihad prisoners and scholars revealed that this is form of prophecy. Fahmi ‘Aid Ramadhan al-Mashaira, a Hamas prisoner since 2002 said: ‘The Jews corrupted this land, the first time in Medina and al-Hijaz ... the second time of their corruption is here in our land,…
Lone-wolf or terror organization members acting alone: New look at the last Israeli–Palestine incidents
The ‘sacrificial attacks’ in Jerusalem and throughout all of Israel, from July 2014 until August 2015, were the promo of the full-scale knife-attack that started from October 2015 until now. The uniqueness of this wave of terror is its length – over a year – and its use of the old-new ‘white weapons’ which, since October 2015, has included women and children. This research answers how and why these lone-wolf attacks started. The ‘lone-wolf’ attac…
Jihad in Palestine: Political Islam and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
Introduction Part I: The Jihad Way in Palestine 1 Virtues of the Shahid and Holy Death 2 Factions of the Muslim Brotherhood 3 Islam and Palestine: The Philosophy of the Islamic Jihad 4 Al-Jamia Al-Islamiya 5 Hizb At-Tahrir Al-Islami Arises Part II: Studies of Jihad Philosophy 6 Negotiations from the Islamic Point of View 7 The Struggle Over the Al-Aqsa Mosque Afterword
Islamic Muslim Brotherhood Scholars and "Arab Spring" in Palestine
This article shows the connections between three subjects --the "Arab Spring," Yusf al-Qaraw and Hams and their war against Israel. The recent upheavals in the Arab world commonly referred to as the "Arab Spring" have elicited reactions on the part of various Islamic figures. The most important of these is Sheikh Yusf al-Qaraw, the leading Islamic scholar and the spiritual leader of Hams. Al-Qaraw supports the revolutions and regime changes by th…
Sheikh Qaradawi and the Internal Palestinian Struggle Issues Preventing Reconciliation Between Fatah and Hamas and the Influence of the Qaradāwi Era over the Struggle Between the Organizations
Sheikh Dr Yusuf al-Qaradawi is one of the most influential Muslim thinkers in the world. Western observers consider him a moderate, a bridge between Muslim conservatives and Islamic activists. This article, through direct translation of Sheikh al-Qaradawi's verbal and written expressions, shows the view of him as a moderate to be wishful thinking when it deals with the Palestinian problem. This article deals with issues preventing reconciliation …
Reading the Qur'ān: How Hamas and the Islamic Jihad Explain Sura al-Isra (17)
Sura 17, in particular verses 1-8. What is the meaning of verse 5 that says that the Jews corrupted the land—twice? Which land? Is it Medina or Jerusalem? Books about Hamas and Islamic Jihad prisoners and scholars revealed that this is form of prophecy. Fahmi ‘Aid Ramadhan al-Mashaira, a Hamas prisoner since 2002 said: ‘The Jews corrupted this land, the first time in Medina and al-Hijaz ... the second time of their corruption is here in our land,…
The danger of Israel according to Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi
Sheikh Yusuf Qaradawi, widely considered the most influential Islamic scholar alive today, is the author of over 120 books and a spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood. He is a member of many international Muslim organizations and the sharia advisor for a number of Islamic banks. Qaradawi is considered a part of the political centre (wasatiyya), positioned between those relying on ancient sunna and Qur’an (salafiyya) sources and the more mode…
Lone-wolf or terror organization members acting alone: New look at the last Israeli–Palestine incidents
The ‘sacrificial attacks’ in Jerusalem and throughout all of Israel, from July 2014 until August 2015, were the promo of the full-scale knife-attack that started from October 2015 until now. The uniqueness of this wave of terror is its length – over a year – and its use of the old-new ‘white weapons’ which, since October 2015, has included women and children. This research answers how and why these lone-wolf attacks started. The ‘lone-wolf’ attac…
Rached Ghannouchi's test: Political Islam and democracy in Tunisia
The purpose of this study is to closely examine Tunisia’s Rached Ghannouchi (Arabic: Rāshid al-Ghannūshī), the head of the Islamic movement in Tunisia, Ennahdha. Tunisia has a unique experience in Political Islam. I have examined the above personality and his political affiliation as a case study for this paper. Some new incidents have emerged lately in Tunisia that appear to be pointing to new, up-coming changes in the political life in that cou…
Ḥamās: The Islamic Resistance Movement
Preface. Chapter 1: We Deal with Allah Directly. Chapter 2: In the Path of al-Qassam. Chapter 3: Sowing. Chapter 4: The First Intifada. Chapter 5: Oslo and Vain Endeavours'. Chapter 6: The Second Intifada. Chapter 7: The Qassam Brigades. Chapter 8: The Martyr Syndrome. Chapter 9: Harvesting. Chapter 10: Women. Chapter 11: A House Divided. Chapter 12: Bullet and Ballot. Chapter 13: Hamastan. Chapter 14: Inferno. Chronology. Notes.
The Muslim brotherhood’s perception of Israel
The establishment of the State of Israel symbolised the beginning of a new era in the relationship between Muslims and Jews and sparked a religious conflict that has continued to date. This article examines the main precepts underlying the rejection of the idea of Jewish statehood/nationhood by the Muslim Brotherhood, perhaps the largest and most influential Islamist movement in the post-World War I era
Palestinian Islamic Jihad: Between Nationalism and Religion
This research explores the development of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) over the last decade as a proxy organization of the Iranian regime, or as a group that finds its way between Palestinian nationalism and support for the religious Islamic revolution of Iran. Most studies of Islamic organizations in Palestine focus on Hamas, the “Big Brother” of the PIJ. Hamas, which grew out of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank,…
The Palestinian youth of East Jerusalem – between Palestinian and Israeli identity
Israel’s annexation of East Jerusalem after the 1967 War, created a complicated reality – especially for the residents of East Jerusalem, a population of 70,000 people at the time of the annexation. There are approximately 120,000 Palestinian youth in Jerusalem between the ages of 15–29 who make up approximately 30 per cent of the Arab population living in Jerusalem. Carrying out a trend analysis among Palestinian youth who live in Jerusalem is e…
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