It is a zine which holds seven written contributions: from conversations on silence and censoring of Palestinian resistance in Germany, the question of impunity in relation to IDF-soldiers vacationing in India, to Palestinian poetry in dialogue. This zine is dedicated to documenting how our witnessing deeply affects us, our work, and our understanding of the world. Writing down our experiences, reflections, and continuously being in conversation, is also rooted in the conviction that we have to build our own archives. As we see the enormous efforts undertaken by governments and private groups trying to censor, criminalize and repress the circulation of knowledges, stories and experiences that dismantle Zionism as one of many ideologies that makes the world a more unsafe and unequal place for us all. With our practices being rooted in archives, it means never losing sight of our work’s underlying claim that researching queer and feminist histories should fuel our current practices of solidarity, which led to this second zine, with contributions from the larger Archival Textures community.