Infancias palestinas: resistencias vivas entre la muerte, el olvido y la ocupación

Abstract

This paper makes a historical review of the Israel-Palestine war conflict with the purpose of analyzing its impact on the subjectivity of children and adolescents. From a critical perspective, it examines how structural violence and necropolitics affect their daily lives, while identifying recreational, playful and community practices that operate as forms of active resistance. These manifestations not only allow the affirmation of life in the face of extermination, but also strengthen the community fabric and collective identity. These strategies constitute political expressions that vindicate the right to existence, memory and agency in contexts of occupation and dispossession. In this sense, the role of children and adolescents in the production of daily resistances that subvert the logics of oppression imposed by the Israeli occupation is highlighted.