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The Center for Arab Unity Studies published the book Trump's Promise: The Embodiment of Greater Israel by Dr. Magdy Hammad. The principle of “Greater Israel” occupies a central place at the heart of the “Zionist project.” When the First World Zionist Congress was held in 1897, it laid the foundation stone for the establishment of the State of Israel. Then the Balfour Declaration in 1917 embodied “Little Israel,” and thus launched the comprehensive “colonial project” towards the Arab world, the basis of which was laid by the Sykes-Picot Agreement in 1916, which confirmed the organic relationship between the Western and Zionist colonial projects. Then the United Nations recognized “Israel” in 1947, within 56 percent of the land of historic Palestine, while this state was established in 1948 on 78 percent of the area of ​​Palestine. With the United States of America assuming the leadership of the Western capitalist camp, after the end of World War II, a kind of historical direct connection crystallized between the Zionist project and the United States, to achieve the goal of establishing the “Greater State of Israel.” Rather, it seems as if there is a hidden joint program between the two parties, which has been implemented stage after stage since the establishment of the State of “Israel”. The levels of this frequency reached their maximum following Trump’s arrival to the White House, with his decisions being made regarding Jerusalem, then regarding the Golan, and what is between them and beyond, then after the “Al-Aqsa Flood” operation and the subsequent genocidal war in Gaza and an American-Israeli attack on the entire Middle East region to change its geopolitical features and subject it to the American-Israeli hegemonic project and open the way to the “Greater Israel” project, in the context of what deserves to be described as “[A promise]. Trump](https://caus.org.lb/product/%d9%88%d8%b9%d8%af-%d8%aa%d8%b1%d8%a7%d9%85%d8%a8-%d8%aa%d8%ac% », In comparison to the “Balfour Declaration”, both of them occupy a pivotal place in the establishment of the State of Israel. Therefore, this book focuses on President Trump’s first presidential term, because it represents the decisive “historical foundation” for the next stages towards “Greater Israel.” The book includes seven chapters divided into two parts, as well as an introduction, conclusion, references, and index.