Gaza. Face à l'anéantissement: Les savoirs de l'histoire. Les principes du droit

“We cannot resign ourselves to the annihilation of Gaza, nor to the triumph of the law of the strongest. Breaking free from the tragedy of history, mobilizing the resources of knowledge, acting for a cause of humanity, and defending rights and freedoms is the aim of this collective work.”

Gaza: Thinking in the Face of Urgency, in Order to Act, by Jean-Paul Chagnollaud, Vincent Duclert, Evelyne Lagrange, Jean Matringe, Michelle Perrot, and Yves Ternon
KNOWLEDGE OF HISTORY
Introduction, by Vincent Duclert
Gaza in the Long History of Wars, by Jean-Paul Chagnollaud
October 7th in Israel, by Iannis Roder
Palestinians in Gaza: A Disappearing Society, by Hamit Bozarslan and Raymond H. Kévorkian
A Genocide in Gaza? Evidence of the Turning Point of Famine and Colonial Logic?, by Vincent Duclert
The Urgency of a Return to Politics, by Jean-Paul Chagnollaud
Towards Peace? France and the Israeli-Palestinian Question in Perspective, by Sabine Jansen

PRINCIPLES OF LAW
Introduction, by Evelyne Lagrange
Acts Constituting Violations of the Right to Self-Determination of the Palestinian People, by Michel Erpelding
Acts Constituting War Crimes?, by Marina Eudes
Acts Constituting Crimes Against Humanity?, by Anne-Laure Chaumette and Thibaut Fleury-Graff
Acts Constituting Genocide?, by Jean Matringe
Obligations to Cease, Cause to Cease, and Redress Serious Violations of Fundamental Norms, by Romain Le Bœuf and Thibaut Fleury-Graff