The Making of a Human Bomb: An Ethnography of Palestinian Resistance (The Cultures and Practice of Violence)
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The Making of a Human Bomb: An Ethnography of Palestinian Resistance (The Cultures and Practice of Violence)

by Nasser Abufarha

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An ethnographic exploration of Palestinian resistance, examining the social and cultural factors behind human bombs within contexts of political violence.

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This book presents an ethnographic examination of Palestinian resistance, focusing on the phenomenon of human bombs.

It draws on fieldwork and interviews to understand the social and cultural factors involved.

The work situates these acts within broader contexts of violence and political struggle.

Readers gain insight into the lived experiences and motivations discussed by the author.

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