Two years after The Flood of Al-Aqsa, and on the verge of an agreement to end the genocidal war in Gaza, the Center for Arab Unity Studies is publishing this book, which is a collective work in which a group of Arab researchers and writers contributed, and most of its studies were published in the Arab Future journal over the past two years. The book includes thirty chapters that dealt with most of the background and dimensions of The Flood of Al-Aqsa operation, the genocidal war that Gaza was subjected to for two consecutive years, and the Israeli-American wars on the region during these two years.

Unemployment is one of the most significant global challenges facing countries around the world. Its seriousness extends beyond the high number of unemployed people; it also has profound negative effects on individuals, families, and entire societies. The dimensions of this problem are multifaceted, encompassing economic, social, political, and psychological aspects, making it a complex issue requiring comprehensive solutions.

This book discusses the real role played by the Rothschilds over more than a century in supporting the establishment of a Jewish state in Palestine, as their role preceded the establishment of the Zionist movement by nearly half a century, during which they supported the transformation of the state project from an idea into a political project sponsored by a major country.