Essays on Jerusalem

As once stated by the renowned Benjamin Disraeli ‘The view of Jerusalem is the history of the world; it is more, it is the history of earth and of heaven’. Jerusalem is a sacred and ancient city that holds great significance in the history of...

Many historians believe that the Crusader states were destined to failure. Although the Crusaders certainly believed they were there to stay, as demonstrated by the grand castles and fortresses that were built, they faced many immediate problems. They were severely lacking in man power; the...

Habasha and the Negus It was a Christian autocrat in an essentially Christian point who gave the related, abused clean of short Muslims in the dormant of the Prophet Muhammad’s powers that be security. May Allah’s prepare and blessings obliging the Prophet. The Muslims searched...

The concept of the antihero is central to both Jerusalem and The Wasp Factory. By exploring their identities, the writers expose issues related to the society their protagonists are surrounded by. In his modern, realist play, Butterworth creates Johnny Byron – a Romany traveller who,...

On December 6 2017, the President of USA, Donald Trump officially declared the Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and announced to shift the USA embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem which has become a major topic for debate. By this declaration, Mr.Trump broke the...

Beyond the barren ground of Dead Sea, the centre of the world that connect the Asia, Africa, and Europe is Jerusalem, the shrine of three major religions, and also one of most chaos place in the world. The conflict between the nation, religion always happen...

In the poems Awlad al-Kahba (Sons of a Bitch) by Mudhafar Al-Nawab and Face Lost in the Wilderness by Fadwa Tuqan, there is great commonality in each poet’s personification of Jerusalem as a raped girl. Through the perspective of each poet, both works reflect upon...