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Hegemony over Humanity: How Vested Interests Undermine Justice For Palestine

Sambhava Bhatia, BackgroundFebruary 21, 202610.5281/zenodo.187213648 pages

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The conflict in Gaza has been ongoing since 8th October 2023. Even after a ceasefire agreement came through Israel has continued airstrikes on Gaza thereby violating ceasefire agreements. Israel has used methods of starvation, bombing hospitals, restricting humanitarian relief,

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