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Author: Nicolai Hilton

Nicolai is an M.A. graduate from the University of Amsterdam’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies program. His research examines institutional accountability and legal frameworks in international conflict resolution, with particular focus on UN peacekeeping operations.

Nicolai Hilton

Nicolai is an M.A. graduate from the University of Amsterdam’s Holocaust and Genocide Studies program. His research examines institutional accountability and legal frameworks in international conflict resolution, with particular focus on UN peacekeeping operations.

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The Killing of Gaza: Reports on a Catastrophe

February, 2026 / By Nicolai Hilton

Gideon Levy. 2024. The Killing of Gaza: Reports on a Catastrophe. New York: Verso. In The Killing of Gaza: Reports on […]

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