Samaneh Moafi

Kavitha Chekuru, director of Al Jazeera's Fault Lines, leads a discussion on her documentary highlighting the struggles of Palestinian families amidst the Gaza conflict. She’s joined by Emily Tripp from Airwars, who documents civilian casualties, and Lawrence Abu Hamdan, who utilizes sound analysis for human rights. Samaneh Moafi from Forensic Architecture focuses on the destruction of medical infrastructure. They explore civilian suffering, the impact of U.S. involvement, and innovative investigative methods, bringing to light the harrowing realities of life in war-torn Gaza.

Samaneh Moafi, Assistant Director of Research at Forensic Architecture, dives into the cutting-edge field of investigating state violence and environmental destruction. She discusses their latest report on the Gaza genocide, showcasing innovative methodologies like 3D modeling and spatial analyses. Moafi highlights the challenges of evidence collection and censorship, particularly in sensitive political contexts. The conversation emphasizes the need for collaborative truth-seeking to hold states accountable and pursue justice.

Samaneh Moafi, Assistant Director of Research at Forensic Architecture, dives into the grim realities of Gaza's humanitarian crisis, revealing findings from their latest report, 'A Cartography of Genocide.' They discuss how Israel's military actions have systematically targeted civilians, food sources, and medical infrastructure, highlighting the violence as an organized campaign to eradicate life. Moafi emphasizes the role of innovative techniques like 3D modeling in documenting the Nakba and advocating for justice, pushing for a deeper understanding of these historical injustices.