#Analyzes Gideon Levy’s critique that the Gaza situation is less a traditional conflict and more an ongoing occupation, reframed through a managerial approach: containment, blockade, and intermittent operations. The piece explores how, over two decades, the gap between reality and narrative has widened, with Gaza portrayed as a structural problem rather than a political issue, and Israel’s societal denial of its role in shaping the crisis. It also poses critical questions about accountability, media framing, and the roots of recurring violence.
