"Hollow Land: Israel's Architecture of Occupation" is an insightful non-fiction book by Eyal Weizman that explores the complex relationship between architecture and occupation in Israel. This work examines how architectural practices and urban planning strategies contribute to the maintenance and reinforcement of occupation structures. Weizman analyzes the spatial and political dimensions of the occupation, highlighting how these are manifested through architectural decisions. The book spans 368 pages and is written in English. It is aimed at readers interested in architecture, urban planning, and the political implications of spatial design. With a paperback cover and a weight of 367 grams, it is both portable and informative. Measuring 15.3 cm in width and 23.4 cm in height, it makes a suitable companion for academic and personal libraries. "Hollow Land" offers a critical perspective on the role of architecture in conflict situations and encourages reflection on the ethical dimensions of building.