among human rights scholars, international law scholars, & holocaust and genocide studies scholars, there IS consensus that this is genocide/apartheid

• "Genocide in Palestine: Gaza as a case s...
• "Genocide in Gaza: Physical destruction ... [katy u have this downloaded already]
• "Gaza and debate on genocide" by Davut Ateş - published in Journal of Human Sciences 8 (1), 609-634, 2011
• "Ongoing Palestinian Genocide" by Gideon...
• "Genocide in gaza" by Ilan Pappé - published in The Plight of the Palestinians: A long history of destruction, 201-205, 2006
• "Nakba memoricide: genocide studies and the Zionist/Israeli genocide of Palestine" by Haifa Rashed, Damien Short, John Docker - published in Holy Land Studies 13 (1), 1-23, 2014
• "Reflections on the Gaza conflict" by Keith Khan-Harris - published in Jewish Quar...

• Library Genesis: https://libgen.is

• "‘A mass assassination factory’: Ins...

On Palestine and/or written by Palestinians:

• Stranger in My Own Land - Fida Jiryis (memoir by Palestinian citizen of Israel & her family)
• Evil Eye - Etaf Rum
• Enter Ghost - Isabella Hammad
• Minor Detail - Adani Shibli [slim volume but powerful read; author whose ceremony to receive an award at Frankfurt Book Festival was cancelled simply because she's a proud Palestinian]
• The Secret Life of Saeed The Pessoptimist - Emile Habiby [Rashid Khalidi gave a shoutout to this novel in The Hundred Years' War on Palestine & called it "brilliant" & one of the most important works of 1970s]
• Palestine's Children: Returning to Haifa and Other Stories - Ghassan Kanafani [Israel so threatened by this compilation of ...

• how are you cultivating joy?
• what do you wish to call in for yourself (and the world) this week?
• how can you come to peace with people, things, or situations that are no longer present in your life?
• what part of yourself did you have to destroy in order to survive this year? but most importantly: what have you found to be unkillable?
• core values my childhood instilled in me / what were the scripts i was given early on that shaped my thought process, that shaped my understanding about myself?
• what is something nurturing, nourishing, that has fed you or nourished you in the past that you haven't done in a while? something that's in your capacity to do this week. that you can commit to now in this season of life. (dr. thema's homecoming podcast)

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• My Name is Rachel Corrie [2005 play based on Rachel Corrie's diaries and emails; directed by Alan Rickman]
• "The Palestinians": A Film by Vanessa Redgrave [documentary; Vanessa interviewing members of Palestinian Liberation Organization, including Yasar Arafat (who speaks to why two-state solution is not a solution in his interview)]

"I have to constantly re-identify myself to myself, reactivate my own standards, my own convictions about what I'm doing and why." - Nina Simone