October 17, 2025Torture JournalOpen Access

One occupation – two realities: Psychosocial mechanisms that make genocidal acts possible

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Editorial reveals public support for extreme measures in response to the Israeli-Palestinian occupation, indicating potential for genocide.

The analysis shows that extensive documentation highlights the massive harm inflicted on the Gazan population.
In July 2025, 79% of Jewish Israelis reported being 'not troubled' by famine in Gaza, reflecting a concerning level of indifference.
Evidence synthesized from survivor testimonies and legal analyses suggests that state policies foster environments conducive to genocide.
Addressing these psychosocial drivers of atrocity is essential for preventing further escalation of genocidal practices.

Pau Pérez‐Sales (2025) studied this question.

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October 17, 2025Torture JournalOpen Access

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Editorial reveals public support for extreme measures in response to the Israeli-Palestinian occupation, indicating potential for genocide.

The analysis shows that extensive documentation highlights the massive harm inflicted on the Gazan population.
In July 2025, 79% of Jewish Israelis reported being 'not troubled' by famine in Gaza, reflecting a concerning level of indifference.
Evidence synthesized from survivor testimonies and legal analyses suggests that state policies foster environments conducive to genocide.
Addressing these psychosocial drivers of atrocity is essential for preventing further escalation of genocidal practices.

Pau Pérez‐Sales (2025) studied this question.

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