Displacement, Genocide, and Resistance: The Palestinian Experience

This chapter explores the history of displacement and genocide faced by the Palestinian people, drawing parallels with Native Americans in the United States. It discusses their detachment and mobility as a workforce, complicity of the United States with Israel, capitalism's limits, and the formation of Palestinian identity through resistance.

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