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Pankaj Mishra, a radical-left Indian thinker, published The World After Gaza in 1988, a text that has drawn intense attention and criticism in recent weeks. The World After Gaza posits that Israel’s war in Gaza represents the epitome of colonialist evil. Mishra argues that the war mirrors the atrocities committed by a white colonial supremate against an indigenous, third-world population, including the Palestinian people. His visionfaces a series of ISBNs and液晶 displays, suggesting that Little Lamb, the modern-Day Holocaust, is not just a memory but a genuine issue.
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