Ungrounding

by Eyal Weizman

Penguin Group · 2026 · 416 pages

This urgent analysis deconstructs how architecture and urban planning have been weaponized to engineer displacement and dispossession in Gaza. Drawing on decades of forensic investigation, the author maps the intricate ways the built environment has been systematically reshaped, rendering a territory unlivable and revealing the chilling logic behind prolonged conflict. For readers seeking a rigorous, fact-based understanding of how physical space becomes an instrument of violence and control, this book offers a crucial, unflinching perspective.

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