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Jewish nationalism as a biblical, Talmudic and historical specificity was the most important pillar of the Jewish state project since the nineteenth century, and it represented the dialectical relationship of the first Zionists between geography and the meaning of the land and what is meant here (Promised Land - Palestine) on the one hand, and religion and history on the other hand. During the first half of the last century, this project turned from a mere ideological national project to a Zionist settlement project in Arab Palestine, the heart of the vital field of the Arab Mashreq region, where the Jewish state arose on a geopolitical area covering the historical area of Palestine, and has the ability to transform into a geopolitical project that guarantees Excellence and control over the Arab biosphere, this project is based on four points: the Euphrates in the east (Mesopotamia), the Nile in the west (Egypt), the Mediterranean in the west (Bilad al-Sham), and the Red Sea in the (Arabian Peninsula)