How Israel’s Bloodshed in Gaza Follows a Pattern of Demographic Engineering

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In part 2, Walid Habbas provides a detailed account of Israel’s military operations in Gaza and its actions to separate Gaza into isolated areas with no public governance and little to no access to humanitarian aid. Not only is Netanyahu’s government holding up the flow of vital aid into the Gaza Strip, it is weaponizing the provision of limited aid in order to accelerate the breakdown of civilian structures and the mass starvation of Palestinians. A scholar on the unequal relations between Israel and the occupied Palestinian Territories, Walid Habbas also discusses the political landscape of Palestinian ruling parties and their conflicting positions regarding the path to Palestinian liberation.

This video was produced by the Analysis News and published on their YouTube channel on the 13th of March, 2024.

To read the transcript of the interview: How Israel’s Bloodshed in Gaza Follows a Pattern of Demographic Engineering

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ABOUT WALID HABBAS

Walid Habbas is a researcher at the Palestinian Forum for Israeli Studies (MADAR) and a PhD candidate at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.