Nationalism and the Haram al-Sharif/Temple Mount: The Exclusivity of Holiness

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Chapter 1 - Provides background on the site's religious history with respect to Judaism and Islam.
Chapter 2 - Discusses the early development of Zionism and Palestinian nationalism ideologically.
Chapter 3 - Discusses the site's nationalization during the British mandatory period up through the Wailing Wall Disturbances of 1929. <
Chapter 4 - Discusses the site's nationalization during the British mandatory period in the aftermath of the Wailing Wall Disturbances of 1929.
Chapter 5 - Covers developments during the period 1948 - 1967, when Jerusalem was a divided city and the site was strongly contextualized within secular nationalist paradigms.
Chapter 6 - Discusses developments immediately following the Six Days War, which marked the beginning of a convergence between Israeli national identity and Jewish religious identity and Palestinians' rejection of secular Arab nationalism.
Chapter 7 - Discusses developments related to archeological activity, and the construction of narratives corresponding to respective nationalisms; among other things, this saw a strengthening of ties between nationalisms and respective majority religions.
Chapter 8 - Discusses the growing pervasiveness of Orthodox Jews and Hamas in defining Israeli and Palestinian nationalist discourses, in a manner greatly emphasizing their respective religious dimensions.
Chapter 9 - Discusses the growing influence of Protestant millennialism, not just among religious Israelis and Palestinian Christians, but also among Palestinian Muslims.
Chapter 10 - Discusses the emergence of the Islamic movement of Israel as a significant force in East Jerusalem.
Chapter 11 - Discusses more recent developments, coming up to the present.
Conclusion