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The Zionist Movement, Israel and Violence

The Zionist Movement, Israel and Violence (Siyonist Hareket, İsrail ve Şiddet)

Duygu Kutlu(İstanbul Medeniyet Univeristy)0009-0000-0412-3460
Pages
29–34
Publication Date
2026-07-03
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Consequently, the book is identified as essential reading for scholars working in the fields of international relations, settler-colonialism, and decolonial theory.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study examines the collective work The Zionist Movement, Israel, and Violence, edited by Fadi Zatari and Selman Emre Gürbüz.
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Key Findings & Data:The review examines the book’s two main axes, theoretical and practical, analyzing chapters that bring together perspectives on historical analysis, settler-colonial theory, the discourse of terrorism, theo-politics, decolonial international relations theory, military strategy, discourse analysis, and international law.
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Conclusion & Impact:Consequently, the book is identified as essential reading for scholars working in the fields of international relations, settler-colonialism, and decolonial theory.
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⚙️Variables:Siyonizm · Filistin · yerleşimci sömürgecilik

Abstract

This study examines the collective work The Zionist Movement, Israel, and Violence, edited by Fadi Zatari and Selman Emre Gürbüz. Compiled with contributions from eight scholars, this volume argues that Zionist violence is not a random or exceptional phenomenon, but rather a fundamental and structural element of the project. The review examines the book’s two main axes, theoretical and practical, analyzing chapters that bring together perspectives on historical analysis, settler-colonial theory, the discourse of terrorism, theo-politics, decolonial international relations theory, military strategy, discourse analysis, and international law. The collection is regarded as a unique contribution to the existing literature in the field due to its multidimensional and interdisciplinary approach to violence. Consequently, the book is identified as essential reading for scholars working in the fields of international relations, settler-colonialism, and decolonial theory.

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Bu çalışma, Fadi Zatari ve Selman Emre Gürbüz’ün editörlüğünü üstlendiği The Zionist Movement, Israel and Violence (Siyonist Hareket, İsrail ve Şiddet) başlıklı derlemeyi incelemektedir. Sekiz akademisyenin katkılarıyla derlenen bu kitap, Siyonist şiddetin rastgele ya da istisnai bir olgu olmaktan ziyade, Siyonist projenin temel ve yapısal bir unsuru olduğunu savunmaktadır. İnceleme, kitabın teorik ve pratik olmak üzere iki ana eksenini ele almakta ve tarihsel analiz, yerleşimci-sömürgeci teori, terör söylemi, teo-politika, dekolonyal uluslararası ilişkiler teorisi, askeri strateji, söylem analizi ve uluslararası hukuk konularındaki bakış açılarını bir araya getiren bölümleri analiz etmektedir. Bu derlemeyi, şiddete yönelik çok boyutlu ve disiplinlerarası yaklaşımı nedeniyle, bu alandaki mevcut literatüre benzersiz bir katkı olarak nitelendirmek mümkündür. Sonuç olarak, kitap uluslararası ilişkiler, yerleşimci sömürgecilik ve dekolonyal teori alanlarında çalışan akademisyenler için vazgeçilmez bir okuma olarak değerlendirilebilir.

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Kutlu, D. (2026). The Zionist Movement, Israel and Violence. Siyasal Bilgiler Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 11 Sayı: 1, 29–34. https://ajindex.com/articles/1658227

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