Nowhere Left to Go in Gaza as Israel’s Ground Assault on Rafah Looms
The Intercept Briefing
Breaking the Status Quo: Destruction, Apartheid, and Possibilities for the Future
The status quo in Israel and Gaza, marked by violent equilibrium, has been shattered due to the extensive destruction in Gaza. The uninhabitable conditions in the Gaza Strip make a return to the previous state nearly impossible. The Israeli polity has also undergone a significant shift post-October 7th, realizing the futility of security under apartheid. The potential future scenarios include the continuation of interminable violence and the possibility of fulfilling what began in 1948, implying a worsening situation for Palestinians. Alternatively, international recognition and action focused on addressing Palestinian liberation and dismantling apartheid could lead to a sustainable resolution, but this is hindered by Israeli society's shift towards fascism and the international community's adherence to failed policies and lack of understanding about the ongoing situation in the region.
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