基督教阿拉姆族在现代以色列的崛起

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Israel Studies Pub Date : 2021-03-26 DOI:10.2979/ISRAELSTUDIES.26.2.01

R. Farah

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摘要：本文探讨了一个新的基督教阿拉米族在以色列崛起的历史因素，以及该民族在2014年得到国家承认的原因。它驳斥了传统的说法，即这种现象主要是以色列目前试图将基督徒与阿拉伯社会分离。从广泛的历史视角审视这一现象，可以看出中东国家穆斯林中基督徒民族观念的兴起与以色列犹太国基督徒新民族认同的发展之间的联系。

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The Rise of a Christian Aramaic Nationality in Modern Israel

ABSTRACT:The article discusses the historical factors behind the rise of a new Christian Aramaic nationality in Israel, and its recognition by the state in 2014. It debunks the traditional claims that this phenomenon is mainly a presentday attempt by Israel to separate Christians from Arab society. Examining the phenomenon through a wide historical perspective demonstrates the link between the rise of national perception among Christians living among Muslims in Middle Eastern countries, and the development of a new national identity among Christians living in the Jewish state of Israel.

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