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GUEST EDITOR’S LETTER ZOE HOLMAN for the New Internationalist Co-operative newint.org Cover: A portrait of Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, now 22 , painted on Israel’s Separation barrier near Bethlehem by three Italian and Palestinian street artists, who were arrested by the Israelis after making the work in 2018. MICHAEL THOMAS/ALAMY A friend from Gaza – now living in Europe after three attempts to leave the Strip – tells me how he only entered the territory of Israel, where his ancestral home lies, once in his life. He was a child, on a bus going to visit his uncle in indefinite political incarceration in an Israeli prison. All the windows of the vehicle were blacked out so that its Palestinian passengers could see nothing of their journey; just the prison facility at their destination, and the open-air prison of Gaza they had travelled from. The anecdote seems to capture all the mechanisms of erasure, displacement, coercion and collective punishment that have come to characterize the system of apartheid now enacted against Palestinians by Israel. But Palestine has many other faces. Palestinian culture endured for centuries before Israel’s foundation and under occupation, and has evolved in diverse forms of daily life, resistance and political consciousness. Alongside the violent tools of Israeli domination, it is these myriad Palestinian experiences that this issue aims to reflect. Through voices from Gaza, the West Bank, Israel and the Palestinian diaspora, we consider how land, culture, geopolitics and the rising tide of Israeli extremism are shaping Palestinian lives and their continued struggle for justice. Also in this edition, Richard Matoušek writes on how housing activists in São Paulo are taking back empty buildings, Amy Hall reports from Kenya on a landmark reparations case for Indigenous people and Subi Shah reflects with much-loved author Michael Rosen. THIS MONTH’S CONTRIBUTORS INCLUDE: Alice McCool is a journalist based between the UK and East Africa. She covers issues of social justice, disinformation and politics for outlets such as The Guardian and CNN. Issam Adwan is a Gazabased journalist and human-rights activist who works as Media Officer at the Palestinian Centre for Democracy and Conflict Resolution and is a lecturer at Al-Azhar University, Gaza. Marta Vidal is an independent journalist focusing on social justice and environmental issues across the Mediterranean. Toufic Haddad is a Palestinian academic and author of Palestine Ltd: Neoliberalism and Nationalism in the Occupied Territories. He lives in East Jerusalem where he is director of The Kenyon Institute. 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