self-incriminating visual evidence to avoid accountability. This is seen through the example of the 2010 Gaza Flotilla, the Israeli Defense Force (IDF)’s raid and seizure of Flotilla footage, and the subsequent Turkish trial against Israeli Military commanders. Upon its release, the publication was reviewed by Eyal Weizman, who wrote that “[t]he book opens new channels for understanding how images become entangled in armed conflicts, and paves the way to a new form of liberating image-activism”. Exterritory project Consisting of video art, transdisciplinary collaborations, and techno-aesthetic interventions, Exterritory is devoted to theoretical and practical investigations of extraterritorial phenomena and ideas concerning extraterritoriality in an interdisciplinary context. Initiated by Sela and Amir in 2009, Exterritory began with the screening of a compilation of video art by Middle-Eastern artists onto sails of boats navigating the extraterritorial waters of the Mediterranean. Using the high seas as a meeting space, the intervention hoped to offer a suspension of the region’s border regimes by enabling encounters between artists and diverse participants from conflict areas which cross-border restrictions usually outlaw. Since then, Sela and Amir’s work created in the frame of the project has been shown internationally, in museums and art venues such as the HKW (Haus der Kulturen der Welt) in Berlin, the Union of Comoros Biennial in Moroni, and the New Museum in New York, amongst many others. The Exterritory project has also extended into a series of public symposia for leading thinkers and practitioners, organized in collaboration with art and cultural institutes (e.g. Kadist Art Foundation, Beit Hagefen, the Stedelijk Museum) and held in various global locations. In 2016, Punctum Books released Amir and Sela’s edited anthology on extraterritoriality––Extraterritorialities in Occupied Worlds. Professor Zygmunt Bauman commended the book saying: “this book …hits the bull's eye when it tries to capture the substance of our time in the net woven of concepts...who knows, perhaps it should be written in terms of the rapid and very profound changes in the idea of extraterritoriality and in the idea of occupation, particularly occupation in relation to the world.” Publications - books and chapters 2022 Visual Evidence and the Gaza Flotilla Raid: Extraterritoriality and the Image, I.B. Tauris, New York. 2018 (ed. With Ruti Sela) Extraterritorialities in Occupied Worlds, Punctum Books, Santa Barbara. 2014 “Extraterritorial Images.” In Forensis: The Architecture of Truth, Sternberg Press, London. 2011 (with Ruti Sela) “Exterritory”. In Solution 196-213: United States of Palestine-Israel, ed. Joshua