Blowing Up Everything Is Beautiful
Israel's Extermination of Gaza
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THEY TOLD YOU WHAT THEY WERE DOING WHILE THEY DID IT “Blow up and flatten everything . . .” These chilling words, said by Amichai Eliyahu, a minister in the Israeli government, have been a message to the world and the people of Gaza: destroying everything—homes, businesses, lives—is justified. Even beautiful. For fifteen months and in full view of the world, the state of Israel trapped more than two million people in a tiny strip of land and unleashed vengeance on them. The Palestinians endured a nightmare—bombed from the air, targeted by soldiers, their hospitals destroyed—and,...
THEY TOLD YOU WHAT THEY WERE DOING WHILE THEY DID IT “Blow up and flatten everything . . .” These chilling words, said by Amichai Eliyahu, a minister in the Israeli government, have been a message to the world and the people of Gaza: destroying everything—homes, businesses, lives—is justified. Even beautiful. For fifteen months and in full view of the world, the state of Israel trapped more than two million people in a tiny strip of land and unleashed vengeance on them. The Palestinians endured a nightmare—bombed from the air, targeted by soldiers, their hospitals destroyed—and, as they are cut off from the rest of the world, the nightmare continues. Blowing Up Everything is Beautiful is a searing indictment of the brutality and atrocities inflicted on the Palestinians of Gaza and the collaboration of powerful nations in their murder. With forensic detail and the forceful arguments of a prosecutor, James Robins details how the ongoing attempt to annihilate Gaza became the major crime of our age—and a turning point. What happens when the moral regime of international law and human rights that protect the oppressed fails? Blowing Up Everything is Beautiful reveals a bold, radical, and independent new voice that offers a powerful reminder: all crimes cry out for justice, and if that justice fails, the crimes will no doubt happen again.
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