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July 1, 2026Environment and Planning C Politics and SpaceOpen Access

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ZAZena AghaMGMark Griffiths

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Commentary on Lubna Abu Sitta’s work highlights resistance in Gaza, indicating the enduring spirit of scholarship.

Key Points

  • This commentary aims to reflect on Lubna Abu Sitta’s insights about resistance and resilience in Gaza's academic community during conflict.
  • Commentary on Lubna Abu Sitta’s ‘Writing against erasure’
  • Discussion of the impact of conflict on academic institutions in Gaza
  • Analysis of the concept of scholasticide and its incomplete military effects.
  • Abu Sitta’s narrative illustrates the resilience of academic life amidst violence.
  • Recognition that universities in Gaza symbolize more than physical structures and are rooted in indigenous intellectual traditions.
  • Testimonies of hope and defiance despite the systematic dismantling of academic life.

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Agha et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a44afb45cd2549c8bc449a5https://doi.org/10.1177/23996544261466055
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