After more than two years of war and destruction in Gaza, some of what remains is being given new meaning. Across the Strip, artists are using surviving walls and ruins as canvases turning graffiti into acts of memory, resistance, and hope.
After more than two years of war and destruction in Gaza, some of what remains is being given new meaning. Across the Strip, artists are using surviving walls and ruins as canvases turning graffiti into acts of memory, resistance, and hope.
Justice for Palestine provides a comprehensive perspective on the Palestinian struggle, exploring Zionism, anti-Semitism, and diverse perspectives of Holocaust survivors and Jewish academics, both against and in favour of Israel. Additionally, it exposes disinformation, documenting the illegal occupation and imprisonment of Palestinians.