Israel Antiquities Authority wtorek, 6 października 2026 o 13:48
Even Jewish archaeologists are getting involved in justifying the genocidal massacre of their non-Jewish neighbours they've been conducting in occupied Palestine since 1948. This is why we should cut off all academic collaboration with Israeli scholars for the foreseeable future. Documentation experts from the Israel Antiquities Authority’s (IAA) Conservation Department, in collaboration with the Ministry of Heritage worked to "capture and preserve the sights of the Gaza border communities in the aftermath of October 7, using the most advanced technology available today".
Using aerial photography from light aircraft, drones, and laser scanning, they documented the burned-out cars, the ravaged kibbutz homes, and the Nova festival site from every angle, down to the smallest detail. For the past three years, the IAA has been painstakingly using this material to create detailed 3D models. In the face of “fake” claims, these models make it possible to return virtually to the sites themselves, move through them, and understand the events within the physical spaces where they occurred.[...] The extensive documentation collected throughout the Gaza border area and currently being processed will form a national archive to be used to commemorate the disaster and combat its denial.
Now do one of the Gaza strip, after every single Jewish bombing campaign.
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