On the 20th and the 21st of February 2019, we visited the Gaza Envelope region. It is a territory bordering the Gaza Strip which suffers from the ongoing state of war between Israel and Gaza. The intent was to look for, and intensify local potentials for transformation, and perhaps participate in de/re- territorializaion. In a search for those potentials we started with the region's natural resort, and headed to Eshkol National Park. Walking its land, crushing its soil and naively climbing its dunes we immediately encountered with an all encompassing death. Sitting for meditation was beyond imagination, and most of our energies were invested in dealing with death while staying alive. Exhausted and disturbed we left the national park on our way to our zimmer. Every few tens of meters we saw mobile shelters scattered around. On the next day, we made a pilgrimage to the wall between Israel and Gaza - literally "the end of Israel", and joined the project of ...
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