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Battikh

Battikh 🍉 is a collective of contributors to this special issue who have chosen to remain anonymous. Their decision to remain unnamed was largely due to the risk of being targeted by zionist lobbies for being associated with either the Gaza solidarity encampment movement or broader Palestine solidarity.

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Encampment Meetings

Meetings were held almost every day at the Encampment, ranging from brief 15 minute check-ins to discussions lasting 5 hours.

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Dossiers

Speaking Against Institutional Silence: Interview with a Senior Academic at the ANU

The following is an interview conducted in October 2025 with a Senior Academic at ANU, and their reflections on the ANU Gaza Solidarity Encampment.

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Interview

110 days of Incidents

The following is a non-exhaustive list of incidents that address some of the tactics used by the university in its attempts to shut down the Gaza solidarity encampment.

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Log

Rising From Collective Loss: The Gaza Solidarity Encampment and the Canberra Palestinian Community

Sarah is an active member of the Palestinian community in Canberra. She has supported and helped students at the encampment enormously. This reflection is composed of excerpts of an interview where she reflects on the ANU Gaza Solidarity Encampment.

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Interview

Food as Solidarity: Food as love

I became involved with the student Encampment by cooking and providing meals. This was my way of thanking the students for standing up for Palestinian rights.

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Interview

At the Encampment

The ANU Gaza Solidarity Encampment was an independent, grassroots collective of students, staff, alumni and general ACT community members who want to center what is happening in Gaza in a local context.

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Dossiers