عودة المحالني : الأصلانية و الأستعمار الاستيطاني و المفارقات المتعددة في السرديات التذكارية الإسرائيلية-الإسترالية لحملة فلسطينُ

Abstract EN

At the end of the 2010s, Israel sought to align itself with a range of Indigenous struggles to both conceal the ongoing nature of ler-colonialism and to attempt to position the Zionist-state project as an indigenous one.

This paper examines one instance of this trend, in the recent commemorative events surrounding the centenary of the "Palestine Campaign", a military campaign fought لاط Australian soldiers in World War I.

The paper argues that official Israeli commemoration of this campaign, and the recent foregrounding of the role of Aboriginal servicemen in it, was a cynical strategy of the Israel state, whose design is ultimately to occlude the Palestinian narrative and in dignity in their ancestral lands.