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Research paper
2024
Edafat
War and Genocide
Spatial Politics
Where Does Urbicide Begin? A Comparative Introduction to Spatial Erasure Policies in the Israeli Occupation System, Ending in Gaza
Starting from the reality of the Israeli genocide war in Gaza (2023–), this paper investigates the modern roots of the city and the modern war machine, presenting the concept of Territory as a fundamental tool for building the colonial condition, specifically the modern city. Comparing urban and planning policies in Jaffa and Beer Sheba with Gaza at war, it proposes a conceptualization of urbicide in the colonial system, arguing that ongoing genocide mirrors the ongoing Nakba as a spatial policy of negating Palestinians.
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Al Sharq Youth
Amman Design Week
Doha Institute for Graduate Studies
European Architectural History Network (EAHN)
Peter Lang Oxford