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Kassem Eid had spent two years living in a city under siege. After he and his neighbors took part in the protests during the Arab Spring in 2011, Syrian President Bashar Al Assad began to punish towns like Kassem’s. His forces bombed them, surrounded them, and starved them. That’s when Kassem decided to fight back.
Thank you so much to Kassem Eid for sharing his story with us. Kassem was recently accepted into Columbia University. You can check out his new book, “My Country,” out now. Find him on twitter at @qzakarya.
My Country: https://www.amazon.com/My-Country-Syrian-Kassem-Eid/dp/1408895129
Kassem's Twitter: https://twitter.com/qzakarya&sa=D&source=hangouts&ust=1544301254388000&usg=AFQjCNGBUwCTY7WnP6cDpq8JEGS1WwYqGg
Producer: Liz Mak
Original Score: Leon Morimoto
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