Daniel Day Lewis visiting Gaza for the first time in 2005.
He wrote of his experience in The Times. In the article he says:
“This is a state of apartheid. It's taken me less than a week to lose impartiality. In doing so, I may as well be throwing stones at tanks.”
He wrote of his experience in The Times. In the article he says:
“This is a state of apartheid. It's taken me less than a week to lose impartiality. In doing so, I may as well be throwing stones at tanks.”
Colombia in its submission to the ICJ asked the Court to apply a ‘general’ rather than ‘immediate’ context for the Gaza Genocide. For good reason.
Palestinian dehumanisation has been set in motion for decades. Day-Lewis writes in 2005. The genocide is merely the ripening effect.
Palestinian dehumanisation has been set in motion for decades. Day-Lewis writes in 2005. The genocide is merely the ripening effect.
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