Terms of Servitude: Zionism, Silicon Valley, and Digital/Settler-Colonialism in the Palestinian Libe ration Struggle

Omar ZahZah’s exploration dives deep into the intersections of Zionism, technology, and colonialism, unraveling the complexities of contemporary struggles for Palestinian freedom. By examining the pervasive influence of Silicon Valley, the author reveals how digital imperialism impacts and shapes narratives surrounding colonization and resistance. He argues that the technologies that dominate today’s landscape also play a significant role in modern settler-colonial practices.

ZahZah insightfully critiques the ethical implications of the tech industry's involvement in geopolitical conflicts, emphasizing the systemic injustices faced by Palestinians. Through a lens of critical theory, he sheds light on how digital platforms contribute to a deeper entrenchment of power structures that perpetuate oppression.

The work ultimately challenges readers to confront uncomfortable truths about the interconnectedness of technology and colonialism. It serves as a call to action, urging an awareness of how digital spaces can either perpetuate divides or be harnessed for meaningful change in the quest for liberation.