Genocide in Gaza : voices of global conscience / Ahmet Davutoğlu, Richard Falk, editors.

Other author Davutoğlu, Ahmet, 1959- editor.
Other author Falk, Richard, editor.
Format Book
PublicationAtlanta, GA : Clarity Press, [2025]
Descriptionxxxi, 448 pages ; 23 cm
Subjects

Portion of title Voices of global conscience
Contents Foreward: Palestine will be free / Dr. Mustafa Barghouti -- Preface / Ahmet Davutoğlu and Richard Falk -- Declaration of conscience and concern of global intellectuals on Gaza genocide -- I. Framing genocide in Gaza -- Unveiling the genocidal mindset: an examination of Israel's genocidal policies and Western powers' complicity / Ahmet Davutoğlu -- The normative global order after Gaza: anachronisms, adaptations, and transformations / Richard Falk -- II. Palestinian and Jewish voices -- Gaza is humanity's moment of truth / susan abulhawa -- Taking Gaza from the political margins to the heart of the Palestinian discourse / Ramzy Baroud -- Benjamin Netanyahu's war against Palestinian statehood / Avi Shlaim -- Life in Gaza: the duty to speak out / Izzeldin Abuleish -- III. Narrations of genocide -- Israel's Gaza war: a symbol of collapsing civilization / Abdullah Ahsan -- Genocide in Gaza and the changing face of geopolitics / Joseph Camilleri -- Genocide in Palestine: a turning point? / Chandra Muzaffar -- The Gaza crisis 2024: issues, developments, and the way forward / Mohammad Hashim Kamali -- Witnessing genocide through social media: narratives, transnational memories, and activism / Meymune Topçu -- IV. Dimensions of genocide -- Starvation and famine in Gaza / Hilal Elver -- Resilient bonds: motherhood in the heart of Palestinian genocide / Sare Davutoğlu and Ferham Güloğlu -- Israel is waging war on Palestinians inside prisons / Lisa Hajjar and Basil Farraj -- Genocide, sanitascide and the production of disability: Israel's dismemberment of Gaza / Penny Green and Grace Spence Green -- The Hamas question / Walden Bello -- Israeli Ultra-Orthodox Jews' attitudes during coronavirus and genocide in Gaza: the "Haredi factor" in Israeli politics / Sevinç Alkan -- V. Cultural, historical & Global South perspectives -- From a Eurocentric to a Global South perspective: paving the way for Palestinian solidarity / Arlene Clemesha and Francesco Schettino -- Assassination and educide: men of hope from Lubumba to Refaat Alareer and Dr. Ahmed / Victoria Brittain -- Does knowing matter?: reflections on what the U.S. knew of the conflict in Palestine in 1948 / Irene Gendzier -- Palestinian resistance literature: the catastrophe written by the living / Bilgehan Uçak -- The sin of cosmocide / Juan Cole -- VI. International law and international statecraft: relevance explained & explored -- A crack in the 75-year-old wall of impunity: South Africa challenges Israeli genocide in court / Craig Mokhiber and Phyllis Bennis -- The legal implications of complicity in genocide / M. Javad Zarif and Reza Nasri -- Complicity in genocide / Alfred de Zayas -- The collapse of diplomacy in the Gaza genocide: past experience and current failures / Ahmet Davutoğlu -- A linkage of UN human rights and UN human responsibilities: the impact of its absence- what it implied for Iraw and what it implies for Gaza / Hans von Sponeck.
Abstract "The December 2023 issuance of a Declaration of Conscience and Concern of Global Intellectuals to Stop Gaza Genocide to leading civil society activists and former governmental and UN officials throughout the world recorded 127 invited signatories and over 1500 endorsers. On this basis, the Declaration's originators, Ahmet Davutoglu and Richard Falk, invited a select number of signatories to an emergency conference in London to lend their authority to a further expression of the international community's deepest concerns in light of the continuation of the genocidal assault on the peoples of Gaza. This book brings together the most valuable of the presentations delivered by conference participants. It provides a coherent perspective on the extreme human catastrophe that was exposed as it unfolded in real time, arousing intense responses of outrage from the peoples of the world, which failed to alter the shameless and shocking levels of active complicity on the part of several leading Western liberal democracies. The latter constituted a cynical embrace of moral hypocrisy and double standards, paralyzing the UN and ignoring the most flagrant violations of international law on Israel's part. The book assesses the Israeli response to the Hamas attack of October 7 from the perspective of international law and morality, as well as providing informed accounts of the inability of the UN to implement the demands of a permanent and unconditional ceasefire in Gaza. It also provides accounts of the implementation of forced evacuation, induced starvation and disease, efforts calculated to destroy the civilian population in whole or in part, Israel's defiance of the UN, the ICJ Interim Order, and international humanitarian law in the course of transparent violations of the Genocide Convention. At a time when neither governments nor international institutions are demonstrating either the will or the capability to act in accord with the rule of law or the popular will of the majority of the peoples of the world who have demonstrated against the genocide in their millions, these substantial essays give an overview of the extraordinary damage wrought and what can and should be done to protect Palestinian rights and construct a future that empowers Palestinians to give content to their right of self-determination rather than victimized by yet another effort to impose a solution from without or enable Israel to control the day after developments when the violence stops."-- Amazon.com
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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