Palestine/Israel Old and New Histories of a Contested Geography
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This is a revised version of a talk presented at the International Relations Research Center (NUPRI), University of São Paulo, on March 16, 2026. I would like to thank my hosts, Rafael Duarte Villa and Isabella Soma de Castro, who moderated the talk and the lively discussion that followed. I would also like to thank Christina de Queiroz and Javier Amadeo of the Edward Said Chair at the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP), who encouraged me to submit this paper.
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