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This paper seeks to answer a pivotal question: Can the Al-Aqsa Flood change the regional and international equations of conflict? The paper attempts to foresee paths towards peace post-Al-Aqsa phase, viewing the projection of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as closely linked to past events and negotiations. The paper deconstructs its contents and statements to reveal their failure and collapse. It argues that the Al-Aqsa Flood brought the Palestinian issue back to the forefront of global attention after it was forgotten. It was an attempt to confront the Zionist project, and a direct response to Israeli policies, and a rejection of the shifting geography of normalization and its extensions in defense of Palestinian rights to land, Jerusalem, and the return of refugees. These are issues delayed by the Oslo Accords and denied by the Deal of the Century, undermining the Palestinian cause. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper focuses on the global protests that condemn the war on Gaza following the Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7, 2023. These protests were unprecedented in their broad scope and innovative forms. The paper argues that this protest movement is fundamentally memorydriven, as it represents an extension of the 2019-2020 demonstrations against racism and colonialism, utilizing and reusing mnemonic media and symbols. In contrast, this global surge of memory is facing official suppression of protest dynamics, employing mnemonic strategies used by authorities within memory policies. This is prominently illustrated through the German model, characterized by practices of silence, forgetting, and accompanying repressive measures falling under a culture of cancellation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper analyzes the continuity and change in US-Israeli relations through examining US foreign policy towards Israel's war on Gaza. The paper argues that changes in US policy towards Israel are limited to means alone, and that American support for Israel is based on two pillars: first, the principle of endorsement and protection; and second, that of rooting and sustainability. Therefore, President Joe Biden's policy and his administration cannot be separated from those two pillars, and Biden's doctrine does not diverge from them either. The paper concludes that the determinants of US policy towards the war on Gaza are shaped by conflicting factors of American interests, regional determinants, internal pressures, and Israeli interests in the region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

confiscation and expansion of settlements left no lands for another “state” solution. Hence resistance was a necessity. The paper adopts a comparative approach based on the assessment of wills between the resistance and those who support it versus the American ruler and the Zionist agent and the Western colonialism and their “Arab” cohorts. The paper also monitors and analyzes perceptions of the Al-Aqsa Flood process in terms of intellectual potential and events. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper adopts a historical sociological approach that closely links analysis to common trends in development or the application of sociology to problems by describing history as a field of inquiry and reflection, focusing on what calls for comparison. Addressing such a topic requires a paleontological analysis to determine the geostrategic background of the alliance between imperialism and Zionism: “To think well on political and social fields, one must read well into the historical field.” This study adopts a forceful high-pitched tone, that showcases aggression instead of war, especially since war is related to the use of force between two or more countries, according to Karl Clausewitz, while what Gaza is witnessing is an aggression of a military state against a liberation movement. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The study aimed to identify the volume of interest of celebrity pages in the repercussions of the events of Al-Aqsa deluge, to reveal the objectives of the content provided, to identify the topics and issues related to the repercussions of the events of the Al-Aqsa deluge, with the analysis and interpretation of the cultural and social context, and the level (sound/ composition) of the speech of celebrities about the repercussions of the events of Al-Aqsa deluge. The sample of the study consisted of (40) Facebook pages of Egyptian celebrities that were deliberately selected, including: celebrities (singing, artistic, sports, media), in the period from October 7th, 2023 for a month to November 7th, 2023. The most important results were: The celebrities' speech focused on all the topics related to the repercussions of the events of Al - Aqsa flood, which included: "prayers (victory - alleviating misfortunes - mercy for the martyrs-relieving anguish),"destruction and tragedies resulting from the Israeli bombing, ""Requesting countries and the United Nations to ceasefire and disseminate peace", "humanitarian aid" and "call for a boycott of products supporting the Zionist entity. The purpose of the celebrities' speech on Facebook regarding the repercussions of Al-Aqsa flood events was to "condemn the attacks and bombing", "To urge people to donate", "To support the resistance", "To call governments and the international community to take a stand", "To sympathize with the events and human losses", "To show the brutality and crimes of the Israeli occupation", and "To take a stand in favor of the cause". The reference of celebrities' speech on Facebook towards the repercussions of the events of Al-Aqsa flood has varied, ranging from religious, humanitarian/ social, legal, political, national/ patriotic, and historical/ cultural positions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]