An Analytical Reflection on the End of the Times of Israel by a Comparative Study of the Verses 4 to 7 of the Surah Israa

The Holy Qur'an has paid more attention to the narrative of the Bani Israel among all the tribes, and in the fourth and seventh verses of the Sura Isra'ah, it mentions their fate and destiny and promises them revenge in two time because of their great corruption and rebellion. This study seeks to explain the important axes of these verses by focusing on the first verses of Sura Isra, using a comparative interpretation approach and a library approach, which include: the concept of the Divine Judgment; the concept of "ALketab"; the corruption of the Israelites; Divine revenge on the two great corruptions - how the Israelites returned to power and finally the revenge of the oppressor nation. The process of this analysis reveals, however, that regarding the corruption of the Bani Israel, the dominant and widespread theory among the commentators is that these two stages of corruption have taken place in the history of the Israelites and that the statements of the Prophetic Verses are news of the past and the commentators are in principle It is common ground that these corruptions took place on both sides of the Israeli side, but their comparative study reveals many major drawbacks to the theory, so the theory is highly disputed. However, he has put forward another theory that could be in line with the political and content propositions of the verse.