Guerre and Shalom will publish Pure Jewish Anger: Eighteen Indictments of Our Corrupted World, by Daniel Clarke-Serret, on Tuesday, 17 November 2026, in paperback, hardcover, and ebook. Andrew Fox wrote the foreword.
Clarke-Serret is a barrister of Lincoln’s Inn, and he’s written the book as a trial, in what he calls poetry-prose. There are three defendants. The Middle East goes first, with Yasser Arafat, Mahmoud Abbas, and the United Nations. Then comes the West: the universities, the BBC he grew up on, and the Palestinian flags on the balconies of the Basque Country. The third defendant is “Us”: an Israeli government he believes is wrecking its democracy, and the rule of descent that leaves his daughter asking, “If I am not a Jew, what am I?”
The first poem carries a warning about its language: “After 2000 years, some things need to be said.” Its first line is “The world is taking the f—king piss.” The last poem goes back to Solomon Ibn Gabirol, who wrote in 11th-century Zaragoza, and ends:
To those who sit alone,
I sit with you.
And together we are home.
The book first ran in Guerre and Shalom: The World’s Intelligent Journal, which Clarke-Serret edits.
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The Book
Pure Jewish Anger: Eighteen Indictments of Our Corrupted World
Daniel Clarke-Serret, foreword by Andrew Fox
Guerre and Shalom, an imprint of Mitzpe Press
154 pages, 5.5 × 8.5 in. Contains strong language.
Paperback, $16.99, £12.99, ISBN 979-8-950496-31-8
Hardcover, $24.99, £19.99, ISBN 979-8-950496-30-1
Ebook, $9.99, £6.99, ISBN 979-8-950496-32-5
The book’s page · guerreandshalom.com/books
The Author
Daniel Clarke-Serret is a barrister of Lincoln’s Inn, a Founding Fellow of the Mitzpe Institute and the author of Pax Arabica. As the founder and editor of Guerre and Shalom, its journal and publishing house, he is best known for his unceasing fight against The Great Genocide Blood Libel.