Book by Shourideh C. Molavi analyzes Israel's deliberate destruction of Gaza's environment including water systems, agriculture, coastal ecosystems, and urban green space, as a strategy of colonial warfare and population control. Molavi documents how environmental devastation intensifies the humanitarian crisis in the besieged territory while examining Palestinian practices of ecological resilience and resistance. Connects environmental justice, settler colonialism, and the ongoing siege of Gaza. Recommended for researchers working on environmental justice and Palestine, the ecological dimensions of the Gaza blockade and Israel's major wars on Gaza, and scholars interested in settler colonialism's relationship to environmental destruction.
