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1 Human Rights Violations In Palestine

2 Little Palestinian children, what does they think??

3 Palestinian Children and Israeli Tanks

4 Israeli Brutality

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6 Are these the women Rights ???

7 Israeli Tanks Against Palestinian Stone-throwers

8 Is this the Freedom for Palestinians In their own Land???

9 Palestinian Causalities In 36 Months Total Deaths Total Injuries Causalities Under 18 3,338 46,6471,400 Women Causali- ties 200

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