Abstract
Abstract This chapter contextualizes the different levels of the work. The author use in order to study the sacred places and rituals in the Holy Land, the nation state and Middle Eastern context. The author start this chapter with the explanation of the relations between state and religion, and go on to explaining the sacred archetypes of holiness by interpreting relations between texts and lands. The author go on to discuss the eschatological and pragmatic forces in the Holy Land and the idea of the Holy Land in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. She goes on to contextualize the veneration of female saints by means of prototypical illustrations at different levels of resolution—Holy Land, Middle Eastern, and the idea of the state and its construction. The author concludes this chapter with the discussion of religion and the variety of ritualistic performance in Israel/Palestine.
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