Silencing & Surging: A Layered Ecology of Algorithmic Repression and Resistance in the Gaza Escalations
Authors:
- Houda ElmimouniHEHouda Elmimouni
- Sarah RüllerSRSarah Rüller
- Yarden SkopYSYarden Skop
- Norah AbokhodairNANorah Abokhodair
- Konstantin Kosta AalKAKonstantin Kosta Aal
- Tashfia FatemaTFTashfia Fatema
- Mahmoud FawziMFMahmoud Fawzi
- Ghadeer A. AwwadGAGhadeer A. Awwad
- Walid MagdyWMWalid Magdy
- Volker WulfVWVolker Wulf
- Peter TolmiePTPeter Tolmie
Open Access
- 13 April 2026
- conference paper
- Published by Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- p. 1-16
Abstract
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