The Gaza Strip, a tiny segment of land that lies along the Mediterranean Sea, is the clearest manifestation of what absolute domination looks like. The result was Open Gaza: Architectures of Hope, which I co-edited with Michael. In this illustration from Open Gaza, from the chapter, “Ring City: A Metropolis—Not an Enclave,” the authors propose urbanist solutions for Gaza to areas like services and infrastructure, transportation and agriculture. In my co-authored piece for Open Gaza, “Timeless Gaza,” we unlearned Gaza as a strip, an enclave, a territory, and a periphery; all terms favored by colonial regimes. ShareDeen Sharp is an LSE Fellow in Human Geography at the London School of Economics and co-editor with the late Michael Sorkin of Open Gaza.