“The World After Gaza” by a leading public intellectual delves into the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, examining it through the lenses of two contrasting historical narratives: the Holocaust and decolonization. The book challenges readers to consider why certain lives are deemed more valuable, the West’s unwavering support for Israel, and the rise of racist, far-right movements in Western nations. As global power dynamics shift and the West’s moral authority wanes, Mishra emphasizes the need to understand the perspectives of the world’s majority.

Why You Should Read?

• Offers a fresh perspective on the Middle East conflict by connecting it to broader historical themes.
• Provokes thought on global power shifts and the changing moral landscape.
• Encourages empathy and understanding by highlighting diverse global experiences.
• Essential reading for anyone interested in contemporary geopolitics and social justice.