Emily Dische-Becker is a writer, organiser and curator, as well as a researcher for Forensis/Forensic Architecture, living in Berlin. She is on the steering committee ofthe Jerusalem Declaration on Antisemitism and the Germany director of Diaspora Alliance.She was an adviser for public programmes at Documenta fifteen and recently co-organised an international conference entitled ‘Hijacking Memory:The Holocaust and the New Right’ in Berlin.
Rohini Hensman On October 7, Hamas committed a war crime when in its attack on Israel, hundreds of civilians were killed, but since 1948 the scale of the crimes against the Palestinians repeatedly committed by Israel are many times larger. What can ensure peace in Palestine?
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The Israeli state has responded by bombing the Gaza Strip, in which Hamas has its headquarters and over 2.3 million civilians have their homes, starving inhabitants of food, water, medicines and fuel. But why did this happen? And what can be done about it?