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My name is Eleanor Penny.

It's 75 years after the first Nackba, where the establishment of Israel

under a mandate from British colonial powers, saw thousands of Palestinians murdered and

hundreds of thousands more driven from their homes.

After the Hamas incursion on the 7th of October, Israel has been conducting a

genocidal escalation of violence in a bombing campaign that has flattened much of Gaza

and claimed countless thousands of civilian lives. Israeli politicians have

been calling for a second Nackba. In the context of this unfolding catastrophe,

what does it mean to imagine the future of Palestine,

to talk about survival, let alone justice.

To begin to try and answer those questions, I sat down with Basma Kalayini, the editor of

the book Palestine Plus 100, a collection of science fiction short stories set in

2048, 100 years after the NACBA.

Bussma is a writer, translator, interpreter and editor at Comer Press.

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