Israel's Colonial Project in Palestine

Focusing on Israel's control mechanisms over Palestine, the book applies Michel Foucault's biopolitics to explore the interplay of racism and colonialism. It examines how surveillance serves as a vital governance tool and analyzes territoriality alongside the dispossession of indigenous populations, framed as national security measures. By integrating sociological, historical, and postcolonial perspectives, the author offers an original critique of the Zionist project from Israel's establishment to contemporary governmental actions.