“…Existing work in geography and cognate disciplines draws on these themes to show, for example, how forms of colonial violence in Palestine are normalised as a status quo with the potential to explode into terrible scenes of injury or death. Violence against Palestinians can be slow and unspectacular, bureaucratic and debilitating, or productive of interlinking vulnerabilities and precarity (Amira, 2021; Golańska, 2023; Hammami, 2016; Harker, 2020; Joronen, 2021; Puar, 2021). These registers of violence manifest in subtle but pernicious ways: the passing of laws sanctioning land grabs (Englert, 2020), arbitrary decisions and regulations (Berda, 2017; Griffiths & Joronen, 2021), the silencing and outlawing of Palestinian civil society organisations (Gordon, 2023; OHCHR, 2022), the revocation of travel and residency permits (Tamimi, 2017; Wari, 2011).…”