Be Aware "Greater Israel"

If i tell a fact that Israel has announced their Mission of having Greater Israel.

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In this article, i will explain what the Greater Israel means, what goals Israel has related to this idea, which countries might be involved, how and when these goals might be achieved, and whether Israel has already started working on this plan. We will also include some teachings from the Hadith of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) that relate to this topic.

The idea of "Greater Israel" is a political and religious concept that has been discussed for many years. It refers to a vision or plan where the state of Israel expands its borders far beyond its current territory. This idea is often linked to certain groups and political movements within Israel who believe that the land promised to the Jewish people in the Bible should be fully controlled by Israel.

What is "Greater Israel"?

"Greater Israel" is a term used to describe a vision of Israel that includes not only the current state of Israel but also additional lands around it. These lands are often described as including parts or all of:

The West Bank (also called Judea and Samaria)

Gaza Strip

Lebanon

Syria (especially the Golan Heights)

Jordan

Parts of Iraq

Parts of Egypt (Sinai Peninsula)

Sometimes even parts of Saudi Arabia and other neighboring countries

The idea comes from some interpretations of the Bible, where God promised the land to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob (the Jewish people). Some religious and political groups believe that Israel should control all this land.

The Goals of Israel Regarding Greater Israel

1. Security

One of the main reasons Israel wants to control more land is for security. Israel has faced many wars and attacks from its neighbors since it was created in 1948. Some Israeli leaders believe that controlling more land will give Israel better protection against enemies.

For example, controlling the Golan Heights (which Israel took from Syria in 1967) gives Israel a high ground advantage to watch over Syria and prevent attacks.

2. Religious and Historical Claims

Many Israelis and Jews believe that the land of Greater Israel is their ancient homeland. They point to the Bible and historical records that show Jewish kingdoms existed in these areas thousands of years ago.

For some, controlling this land is a religious duty and a way to fulfill God’s promise.

3. Political Influence

Expanding Israel’s borders would increase its power and influence in the Middle East. Some Israeli politicians and groups believe that a larger Israel would be stronger and more respected internationally.

4. Economic Reasons

Some of the lands in the Greater Israel plan have valuable resources like water, minerals, and fertile land. Controlling these resources would help Israel’s economy.

Which Countries Might Israel Conquer?

The idea of Greater Israel includes parts or all of several countries. Here is a list of the main countries involved:

1. Palestinian Territories (West Bank and Gaza Strip)

Israel already controls much of the West Bank and has a blockade on Gaza.

Many Israeli settlers live in the West Bank.

Some groups want to annex the West Bank fully and control Gaza again.

2. Lebanon

Israel fought a war with Lebanon in 2006.

Some Israeli groups want to control southern Lebanon to stop attacks from Hezbollah, a powerful group based there.

3. Syria

Israel controls the Golan Heights, taken from Syria in 1967.

Some want to keep this land permanently and possibly expand further into Syria.

4. Jordan

Jordan was part of the British Mandate of Palestine before 1948.

Some extreme views in Israel see Jordan as part of Greater Israel, but this is less common.

5. Parts of Iraq and Egypt

Some very extreme ideas include parts of Iraq and Egypt, but these are not official Israeli government goals.

When Will Israel Conquer These Lands?

It is difficult to say exactly when or if Israel will conquer all the lands in the Greater Israel plan. Many factors affect this:

International pressure and diplomacy

Military strength and readiness

The response of neighboring countries and groups

Internal politics in Israel and the Palestinian territories

Currently, Israel controls some parts of the Greater Israel vision, like the Golan Heights and many settlements in the West Bank. But full control of all the lands is not yet achieved.

Has Israel Started Working on the Greater Israel Plan?

Yes, in some ways, Israel has started working on parts of this plan:

Settlements: Israel has built many settlements in the West Bank, which some see as a step toward annexation.

Golan Heights: Israel annexed the Golan Heights in 1981, though this is not recognized internationally.

Military Actions: Israel has fought wars and conducted military operations in Lebanon, Gaza, and Syria.

Political Moves: Some Israeli politicians openly support expanding Israel’s borders.

However, the full Greater Israel plan is not officially declared by the Israeli government, and many Israelis do not support it. The international community generally opposes Israel expanding beyond its recognized borders.

Conclusion: A Dangerous Idea

So, what can we conclude about "The Greater Israel"?

1. It is an idea, not a policy. There is no official, declared Israeli government plan to conquer the land from the Nile to the Euphrates. The evidence, such as peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan, strongly suggests the opposite.

2. The idea exists in different forms. The most extreme biblical version is a dream for a tiny minority. A more politically relevant version—the idea of Israel controlling all the land from the Jordan River to the sea (including the West Bank)—is a very real and powerful force in Israeli right-wing politics. The settlement project is the clearest expression of this ambition.

3. The belief in the plan is as important as the plan itself. Whether or not a secret plan for a "Greater Israel" truly exists, the fact that millions of people in the Arab and Muslim world believe it exists is a major factor in the conflict. This belief fuels fear, anger, and resistance. It makes it easy for leaders and extremist groups to say, "We cannot negotiate with them, because their real goal is to conquer us all." It turns a political conflict over land into an existential struggle for survival.

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