The idea of ​​settlement began as a direct step toward the occupation process at the beginning of the last century, with the purchase of Arab lands in Palestine by every possible means. This enabled them to own vast areas and then bring in Jews from around the world, considering them the Promised Land. They were able to change the demographic and geographic identity of the areas under their control, including East Jerusalem. As events unfolded, the settlement issue escalated locally and globally, and the Palestinian people endured displacement and diaspora, the phenomenon as a whole became a serious threat to the future of peace in the region and a blatant challenge to the sentiments of Arabs and Muslims worldwide. This book includes testimonies from experts, writers, and researchers documenting the phenomenon.