Muhamad Hasrul Zakariah

Biographic Data

ID905549
NAMEMuhamad Hasrul Zakariah
GIVEN NAMESMuhamad Hasrul
FAMILY NAMEZakariah
SIGNATUREZAKARIAH M H
AFFILIATIONSUniversiti Sains Malaysia
ORCID0000-0002-6858-0844
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2012
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2025
H-INDEX1

  • Sikap Kerajaan Jordan Terhadap Wilayah Palestin di Asia Barat, 1948–1988

    Open AccessMuhamad Hasrul Zakariah, Muhamad Hasrul Zakariah Muhamad Hasrul ZakariahARTICLEKemanusiaan2025

    This study examines the attitude of the Jordanian government towards Palestine’s territory of the West Bank before and after the Arab Israeli War in June 1967 until the disengagement decision of 1988. Since year 1948, the territory including the eastern part of Baitul Maqdis (Jerusalem) was ruled by the Jordan government. The founder of the country, King Abdullah I claimed his sovereignty towards the area constantly, and unified them with the eas…

  • The Iron Wall Doctrine by Vladimir Ze'ev Jabotinsky and Benjamin Netanyahu's Israeli Regime Stance towards Palestine

    Open AccessMuhamad Hasrul ZakariahARTICLEJournal of Al-Tamaddun2024

    This study discusses the political thoughts of the Revisionist Zionists after the First World War, with a special focus on the Iron Wall Doctrine mooted by its eminent leader, Vladimir Ze'ev Jabotinsky, in 1923. Subsequently, this discourse will examine the extent to which the Iron Wall doctrine and Jabotinsky's political idealism are embodied in the current Israeli government's stance towards Palestine, led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. …

  • Sikap British Terhadap Penglibatan Jordan dalam Perang Enam Hari Arab Israel, Jun 1967

    Open AccessMuhamad Hasrul ZakariahARTICLESEJARAH2022

    This study analyses the British’s attitude towards Jordan’s involvement in the Sixth day Arab Israeli War of June 1967. The Arab coalition was defeated in the war and subsequently the Arab territories were occupied by the Israelis. In Jordan, the Zionist regime occupied the West Bank including the eastern part of Baitul Maqdis which was under the Jordanian controls since 1948. Jordan loss of the war caused a significant impact on the political su…

  • The Occupation of East Baitul Maqdis in the 1967's Six Days Arab-Israeli War

    Open AccessMuhamad Hasrul ZakariahARTICLEJournal of Al-Tamaddun2022

    This article re-examines the British's policy and reaction towards the occupation of the East Baitul Maqdis during the Six Days Arab-Israeli War in 1967. As a result of the conflict, the Israelis regime annexed the eastern part of the City which was under the Jordanian's control since 1948. Subsequently, Tel Aviv launched the process of 'Israelization' of the unified Baitul Maqdis by expropriating the Arab's land and imposing the Israelis culture…

  • The Euro-Arab Dialogue 1973–1978

    Muhamad Hasrul ZakariahARTICLEEuropean Review of History Revue…2013References: 3

    The Euro-Arab Dialogue (EAD) was launched in the aftermath the Arab Israeli Yom Kippur War of 1973 by Nine European countries and the Arabs. The main objective was to create a stable, long-term relationship between the two regions. Despite its political intent, the framework of the Dialogue was restricted to multilateral economic co-operation in selected areas for reciprocal benefits. Due to inevitable obstacles, after almost five years of engage…

  • Oil, War and European Initiatives for Peace in the Middle East 1973–74

    Muhamad Hasrul ZakariahARTICLEMiddle Eastern Studies2012Cited by: 1

    The Arab–Israeli wars since 1948 resulted in several peace treaties between Israel and its neighbours brokered by the US, the Soviet Union and European countries in an attempt to achieve a just and lasting peace settlement in the Middle East. All efforts however proved ultimately futile, with the resumption of war several years after each peace treaty had been signed. For example, after the Six Day War of 1967, all parties agreed to accept a peac…