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In this new book, Fadel Al-Rubaie believes that liberating the land – any occupied land
It will remain, for many decades and continuously, less burdensome and costly than liberating human minds from lies
Which was systematically planted in their stolen memories. People who fall victim to colonialism may be able to liberate their land one day, but they may never succeed in uprooting the nonsense that the colonizer planted in the minds of generations and generations. This is the essence of the theory of the new book that Fadel Al-Rubaie presents to his readers. In this sense also, his reading seems exceptional, as he believes that the education system in the Middle East established a wrong understanding of the ancient Yemeni Assyrian and Sabaean inscriptions, when researchers and students of Assyrian history, for example, used to imagine events, within the geography of Anatolia, Armenia, Egypt, and Palestine at the same time. The reading he presents in this book demolishes all Orientalist nonsense. Indeed, every flimsy foundation on which it was based was refuted, as the events did not occur, neither in Palestine, nor in Anatolia, nor in Armenia. Rather, in the land of ancient Yemen. As Al-Rubaie sees it, it is appropriate for all of us, as we enter into the debate about this overlooked aspect of the work of archaeologists from the biblical movement, which has dominated – by all available means – the field of excavation in Iraq, Syria, Egypt, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan and Yemen, to reflect deeply on the foundations of the critical theory that it presents as an alternative theory to the dominant and prevailing reading.
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