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    Before the Next Bomb Drops: Rising Up from Brooklyn to Palestine
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    Before the Next Bomb Drops: Rising Up from Brooklyn to Palestine

    By Remi Kanazi

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    About this ebook

  • Remi's last book Poetic Injustice: Writings on Resistance and Palestine Sold 4000 copies

  • Huge audience as a prominent and frequent speaker on college campuses.

  • Before the Next Bomb Drops creatively delves into the many manifestations of Israeli settler colonialism, from the Nakba to military occupation to the massacre on Gaza, and leaves the reader more equipped to articulate a message against Israel’s crimes against humanity.

  • From police violence to US settler colonialism to drone bombing campaigns, Before the Next Bomb Drops analyzes hot button political issues through a cultural medium and pushes the reader to take action.

  • Before the Next Bomb Drops provides a strong case for the Palestinian call for boycott, divestment, and sanctions against the state of Israel, and succinctly combats myths and misconceptions against the tactic

  • The publication date is tentatively scheduled for September 15, 2015 the anniversary of The Second Intifada, September 28, 2000

    • LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHaymarket Books
    Release dateSep 7, 2015
    ISBN9781608465255
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      Damn, this is really good and intense. Obviously it has a lot to say about the Palestinian/Israeli sitution/conflict/etc., but it has a lot to say about place like Ferguson, and issues like Stop And Frisk. I happened up Remi when I discovered Haymarket Books, and saw a video of him reciting one of these poems and it was powerful. I got no answers to the problems in Palestine - too ignorant to really comment with any intelligence - but man people all over sure have the capacity for too-simple answers and injustice, as well as good.