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"As the genocide rages on Bristol’s Palestine Museum host yet another essential evening of critical discussion (and authentic food) with esteemed Middle East Eye and Al Jazeera editor, academic and author Dr Ramzy Baroud. "
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A event on Sunday 21st July. The event starts at 16:30.
We are hugely excited to announce that our next speaker at the Palestine Museum Bristol, on Sunday 21st July will be Dr. Ramzy Baroud, a key Palestinian voice.
Ramzy Baroud has been the editor of the Palestine Chronicle since 1999 and was formerly managing editor of Middle East Eye. His books include My Father Was a Freedom Fighter: Gaza’s untold story (2009) and These Chains Will Be Broken (2020). Most recently, he co-edited with Ilan Pappé Our Vision for Liberation: Engaged Palestinian leaders and intellectuals speak out (2022). He is also a published poet.
Also speaking will be Ramzy’s daughter, Zarefah Baroud, who is currently completing a doctorate under Ilan Pappé at Exeter.
The discussion will be followed by a delicious, authentic Palestinian meal, so please stick around to eat and chat with us.
Tickets are now on sale and selling fast. We hope to see you there!
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Ramzy Baroud has been the editor of the Palestine Chronicle since 1999 and was formerly managing editor of Middle East Eye. His books include My Father Was a Freedom Fighter: Gaza’s untold story (2009) and These Chains Will Be Broken (2020). Most recently, he co-edited with Ilan Pappé Our Vision for Liberation: Engaged Palestinian leaders and intellectuals speak out (2022). He is also a published poet.
Also speaking will be Ramzy’s daughter, Zarefah Baroud, who is currently completing a doctorate under Ilan Pappé at Exeter.
The discussion will be followed by a delicious, authentic Palestinian meal, so please stick around to eat and chat with us.
Tickets are now on sale and selling fast. We hope to see you there!
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
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