Do colonialismo europeu à implantação de Israel na Palestina : uma análise do sionismo como fruto da modernidade colonial nos séculos XIX e XX e do exílio como contraponto

Abstract

Palestine currently presents itself as one of the major humanitarian issues in the world, prompting debates about the failure to guarantee Human Rights and highlighting the need to understand the discursive genesis of the ideology that sustains the Palestinian genocide. For this reason, the present study aims to investigate the relationships between aspects of Zionist doctrine and the European colonial ideology inaugurated with the advent of modernity. Through exploratory qualitative research based on a literature review and discourse analysis, the study seeks to identify convergences that contribute to understanding the emergence of Zionism as one of the outcomes of modern coloniality. In this way, the research offers a theoretical debate that brings together different anti-imperialist critical perspectives, confronting them with hegemonic narratives through the application of Edward Said’s contrapuntal method to the analysis of International Relations.