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Tag Archives: palestine
Abraham Serfaty: Address to the Wretched of Israel
September 28, 1982 To my Arab Jewish brothers and sisters oppressed in Israel: My brothers, my sisters, I am writing to you from the depths of this prison where I am held as a revolutionary by this country that has … Continue reading
Night of the Demon/Rendez-vous avec la peur
Remake of Jacques Tourneur’s film in six parts, by Nicolas Klotz (From Lundi matin #481, 23/06/2025) 1. The bright TRACES of missiles and bombs that pierced the night sky over Tehran on Friday, 13 June… also pierced television screens, our … Continue reading
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Tagged anti-imperialism, anti-militarism, Gunther Anders, iran, israel, Jean-Luc Nancy, Nicolas Klotz, palestine
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The white shadow
From Lundi matin #479, 10/06/2025 In the rubble of Gaza, a white patch for a white coat… Safiya means “pure” in Arabic, as in the image of the world that remains “pure” when only the shadows of of the shadows … Continue reading
Mandate 2.0
We publish below an article by Siraj Izhar on the “Mandate” granted to Britain by the League of Nations in 1922. The “Mandate” would serve as a legal-political instrument for the control of the Palestinian population of the territory, in … Continue reading
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Tagged colonialism and anti-colonialism, israel, palestine, Siraj Izhar
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Fragments for Palestine
From Lundi matin #478, 02/06/2025 The Oncléo Atelier presents a sound mash-up with Mahmoud Darwich’s “The Last Speech of the Red Man” (translated by Elias Sanbar), featuring W. Benjamin, D. Kopenawa, J. Genet, J-L. Godard, G. Deleuze, and a few … Continue reading
Agustín Valle: A viral genocide as spectacle
From Lobo suelto! (30/04/2025) 1- It is the first genocide broadcast live and direct, visible worldwide as it happens, and this marks a turning point, a milestone: the breaking of a moral pact that lasted eighty years, since the end … Continue reading
Endeavouring to think Gaza
Every house that the Israelis destroy, every life that they murder on a daily basis, and even every school day that they make the children of Palestine lose, take with them a part of the immense deposit of truth and … Continue reading
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Tagged Hannah Arendt, israel, palestine, Primo Levi, René Schérer
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A Nomos of the Stateless
The article that we publish below was generously shared with us by its author, Noah Brehmer, having been previously published with the Blind Field journal (31/12/2024). It is a reflection on Palestinian resistance as a challenge to territorial sovereignty. The … Continue reading
We Do Not Belong Here: From the Diaspora to Jalut
In the post-Nazi era, the idea that it is legitimate to decide whom we should cohabit with has held firm. “To each their own home!” It is here that populist xenophobia finds its greatest strength; crypto-racism is its springboard. However, … Continue reading →