It has been more than a year since the 7th of October 2023, when yet another episode of a prolonged war on the Palestinian people by the Israeli settler occupation started. A real, open Holocaust is unfolding—with concentration camps, without borders, and with no horizon for the moment to curb this spread of savagery and brutality. In the recent weeks, two Palestinian leaders were killed. The regional scene has never been as fragmented as it is today. Egypt limited its role to diplomatic efforts, while controlling the number of Palestinians who can cross its highly securitized borders. The Gulf countries are unwilling to get involved beyond vague statements, and the Arab league is no more capable of taking any positions. This collection of works is derived from the symposium titled “Palestine and the Future of Global Affairs” organized by a group of academics from Ibn Haldun University with valuable contributions of esteemed academics, human rights activists, journalists, and NGO representatives from all around the world.

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