Don't stop talking about Palestine

An art organization does not exist in isolation, but is intricately connected to the world it inhabits. In recent days, we have been deeply troubled as we’ve witnessed the spectre of death, the shattering of lives, and the devastation affecting Israeli and Palestinian lives.
The unfolding violence in and around Gaza represents a clear violation of international law, a stark affront to our shared humanity. Countless civilians, including children, are being displaced and subjected to relentless bombardment. In this critical moment, we stand in solidarity with the Palestinian people, who are being ignored on the international stage.
In these grim times of grief, we come together to find strategies for coping, for uniting, and for raising our voices in enduring struggles towards liberation.

The Destruction of Palestine Is the Destruction of the Earth
Andreas Malm

The Israel & Palestine Conflict Explained with Rashid Khalidi
Tom Delgado

The pain of solidarity in a time of genocide
Amy Abdelnoor

“Humanitarian Violence” in Gaza
Architect Eyal Weizman on Mapping Israel’s “Genocidal Campaign”

Living and dying in Gaza under Israel’s necropolitics
Samirah Jarrar

Should academic institutions boycott Israel? Two scholars debate
Flora Cassen and Ilan Pappé

The decimation of Gaza’s academia is impossible to quantify
Ibtisam Mahdi

The international legal order needs repair — and Gaza is a part of this
Ghousoon Bisharat talks to Issam Younis, director of the Gaza-based Al Mezan Center for Human Rights

Battle Lines
Bookforum contributors recommend books about the war in Gaza