The attack of 7 October didn't start time. It happened in a context of prolonged occupation and conflict, of an ongoing process of dehumanisation of both sides.
It has woken me from what I call my political coma, from the fantasy that we can lead normal lives in a place where life itself isn't sustainable.
There is no wall high enough to make Israelis secure, no amount of violence that will liberate Palestinians. The sole way to achieve security and liberation is to transform your enemy into your partner.
We either flourish together from the river to the sea or perish. It was so very logical: people die because of war, so if we want to live, we need peace.
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