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Jul 22, 19:15

Israel Seizes 5.7 sq km of West Bank Land

An Israeli military order seizes 5,758 dunums of Palestinian land in the West Bank for military purposes, giving landowners seven days to object after a joint Israeli-Palestinian Authority field visit; this follows a pattern of land confiscation accelerating under the Gaza war, potentially leading t...

Israel Seizes 5.7 sq km of West Bank Land

An Israeli military order seizes 5,758 dunums of Palestinian land in the West Bank for military purposes, giving landowners seven days to object after a joint Israeli-Palestinian Authority field visit; this follows a pattern of land confiscation accelerating under the Gaza war, potentially leading t...

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How does this land seizure relate to the history of Israeli settlement expansion in the West Bank, and what role do Israeli settlers play in this process?

This land seizure, centered around the illegal Sde Boaz outpost, exemplifies a broader pattern of annexation in the West Bank under the guise of "security". This follows a similar pattern of land confiscation that has occurred for the past 21 months, accelerating under the cover of the Gaza war.

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Apr 7, 04:09

Indian Jews' Return to Israel: A Counter-Narrative to Colonial Claims

Indian Jews' migration to Israel, unlike those fleeing persecution, stemmed from a centuries-old spiritual connection to their ancestral homeland, challenging the 'settler colonial outpost' narrative; their unique cultural heritage enriches Israeli society.

Indian Jews' Return to Israel: A Counter-Narrative to Colonial Claims

Indian Jews' migration to Israel, unlike those fleeing persecution, stemmed from a centuries-old spiritual connection to their ancestral homeland, challenging the 'settler colonial outpost' narrative; their unique cultural heritage enriches Israeli society.

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What are the key cultural and historical elements that shaped the Indian Jewish experience of returning to Israel?

The migration of Indian Jews to Israel exemplifies a return to their roots, challenging the common portrayal of Israel's establishment. This narrative of return, rooted in faith and historical connection, is supported by the long-held tradition of ending Passover Seder with the wish to be in Jerusalem. This wasn't merely a wish but a testament to their enduring connection to Israel.

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Jun 7, 16:11

Gaza Conflict Viewed Through Lens of Settler Colonialism

The book "Gaza, une guerre coloniale" analyzes the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of settler colonialism, highlighting Israel's continued control over Gaza's borders despite the 2005 withdrawal as a key factor perpetuating the conflict and causing immense hardship for Palestin...

Gaza Conflict Viewed Through Lens of Settler Colonialism

The book "Gaza, une guerre coloniale" analyzes the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of settler colonialism, highlighting Israel's continued control over Gaza's borders despite the 2005 withdrawal as a key factor perpetuating the conflict and causing immense hardship for Palestin...

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How does the ongoing Israeli control of Gaza's borders, despite the 2005 withdrawal, constitute a continuation of settler colonialism, shaping the current conflict?

The Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in 2005, contrary to common belief, did not end the occupation or colonization. Israel maintains control over Gaza's borders, limiting movement of people and goods, creating immense hardship for Palestinians. This ongoing control, described as settler colonialism, is viewed by authors of "Gaza, une guerre coloniale" as a continuous process since the 1948 Nakba.

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Dec 16, 19:12

Gaza Genocide: Settler Colonialism's Unsustainable Trajectory

This article analyzes the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of settler colonialism, arguing that Israel's actions in Gaza constitute genocide and that the current situation is unsustainable, predicting the eventual collapse of the Israeli state.

Gaza Genocide: Settler Colonialism's Unsustainable Trajectory

This article analyzes the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict through the lens of settler colonialism, arguing that Israel's actions in Gaza constitute genocide and that the current situation is unsustainable, predicting the eventual collapse of the Israeli state.

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What are the immediate consequences of Israel's actions in Gaza, and how do these actions contribute to the broader dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

The article describes the ongoing conflict in Gaza as a result of Israel's settler-colonial policies, alleging war crimes and violations of international law. The author contends that Israel's actions are a continuation of a historical attempt to eliminate the Palestinian population and that this policy is unsustainable, ultimately leading to Israel's downfall. The author highlights the Oslo Accords as a missed opportunity that legitimized Israel's actions.

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