Abstract:
Belief in messianism and promiseism is one of the important religious and ideological principles of Judaism, and for the followers of this religion, it has deep and precise historical roots. According to them, messianism is an anachronistic event that usually reflects marginal movements against the text; Especially in the Middle East region, this idea has become the source of great social and political uprisings, movements and movements for Jews. The problem of the present article is what is Judaism's interpretation of messianism and how is it reflected in politics? In their thought, messianism, saviorism or promiseism is a theological belief that is rooted in religious and holy teachings, it is hopeful and warning. This writing is done with analytical-descriptive method and in the framework of Agamben's theory. The result of the research shows the reflection of this theological narrative in the field of politics in the form of the emergence of Zionist movements and the attempt to form an independent and powerful government for the Jews in the Middle East.