Unveiling the Complexities of Gaza: From Broken Paradigms to Decent Outcomes

Israel's policy of separation and containment in Gaza, aimed at maintaining apartheid and occupation regimes, is failing as Hamas fighters breach the separation fence. The international community must acknowledge that this broken paradigm cannot be separated from the larger Palestinian question. The Israeli government is shaping the geopolitical reality of the future, which will likely entrench apartheid and inequality. President Biden has an opportunity to lead efforts to end the war and pave a new path. Israel's policy of separation and containment, supported by the international community, has resulted in economic devastation, poverty, and the imprisonment of 2 million civilians in Gaza. The world must reject this paradigm and seek alternatives that address the siege, occupation, and apartheid to prevent further generations from growing up in a reality of constant war and apartheid.
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