Humanitarian Violence: Israel’s Abuse of Preventative Measures in its 2023-2024 Genocidal Military Campaign in the Occupied Gaza Strip [electronic resource].

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Humanitarian Violence: Israel’s Abuse of Preventative Measures in its 2023-2024 Genocidal Military Campaign in the Occupied Gaza Strip [electronic resource].

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Forensic Architecture Goldsmiths, University of London 2024

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Since 7 October 2023, Forensic Architecture has documented the mass displacement of Palestinian civilians being carried out by the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip, and identified three overlapping phases in its execution. Across all three phases, the Israeli military has repeatedly abused the humanitarian measures of evacuation orders, ‘safe routes’, and ‘safe zones’, and failed to comply with the laws governing their application within a wartime context. These patterns of systematic violence and destruction have forced Palestinian civilians from one unsafe area to the next, confirming the conclusion echoed across civilian testimonies, media reports, and assessments by the UN and other humanitarian aid organisations, that ‘there is no safe place in Gaza’.
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Space (Architecture)
Cartography
Refugees--Legal status, laws, etc.
Remote-sensing images
War
Military art and science

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Forensic Architecture
Nour Abuzaid
Shourideh C. Molavi
Peter Polack
Júlia Nueno Guitart
Nathan Wright
Eyal Weizman
Robert Trafford
Omar Ferwati
Elizabeth Breiner
Robert Mackey
Isabella Parlamis

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