Promise land and Israel state building according to the Abraham agreement in the Old Testament

In the research, the concept of the promised lands of Israel Jewish State, which was established in 1948 by constructing a state with the function of religious expansion through Social construction, within the scope of the United Nations (UN) decision; It will be tried to clarify why the Jewish people who have been stateless for many years have chosen the borders of Israel as their homeland. In this study, which is examined in terms of the concept of `myth of the holy land` The Old Testament, the holy book of Judaism, will be examined through the Abraham Convention in The Torah. Will be examined in the sense The return of the Jewish nation to the "Promised Land` where the descendants starting with the prophet Abraham since creation and which they deserve as historical and geographical rights as ancestral lands, and the process of becoming a 'nation / state' on these lands are religious, sociological, historical, geographical and political. In this research, which is examined on the basis of the "treaty theology" of the establishment of the present state of Israel, the Old Testament will also show how Judaism is reflected in the foreign policy of the religious perspective internalized by the Israel which fights for independence within the context of international relations theories. The Social Constructivist theory will be based on the Abraham / Abram Convention. In this study, it will be explained from different perspectives how anti-Semitism, which took shape in Europe during the time when the State of Israel was declared as an independent state in 1948, and where the anti-Semitism that started in European countries, especially in Germany, led the Jewish community. Also in this study, In addition, the research will include how the Zionist thought, which had been put into a political framework since the second half of the 1800's developed before the time of Theodor Herzl, and how it was shaped together with Herzl in the political sense and made efforts to make it accepted by the Zionists. From the window of political Zionism, the construction process will be completed with the Abraham Convention, which is shown as the basis of the claim of seeing the promised lands of the State of Israel in historical, religious and geographical terms. The seven treaties that will be included in this framework - The Adam Agreement, The Noah Agreement, The Abraham Agreement, The Palestine Agreement, The Moses Agreement, The David Agreement and The New Agreement - will be mentioned that God's promised agreement with Abraham will continue with Christ and today the State of Israel's territorial definition will be based on this new agreement. Following these narratives, the idea of Zionism, which took its place in the face of Anti-Semitism, will be mentioned and the geographical and territorial theses other than the religious thesis will be mentioned and the events in the foundation process of the State of Israel in 1948 will be explained gradually. All this information will be analyzed and the Israel Declaration of Independence / May 1948 will be written and the final section will be completed. Keywords: Promised Land, Israel, Jewish/Hebrew, Anti-Semitism, Zionism