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Relatives and masked Palestinian militants carry flag-drapped coffins containing the remains of Palestinian militants after the arrival of the caskets in Gaza City, 31 May 2012. Israel handed over the remains of dozens o...

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Relatives and masked Palestinian militants carry flag-drapped coffins containing the remains of Palestinian militants after the arrival of the caskets in Gaza City, 31 May 2012. Israel handed over the remains of dozens of militants to the Palestinians, saying it hoped the 'goodwill gesture' would help restart peace talks. Exhumed from enemy cemeteries in Israel, 79 were transported to the central West Bank city of Ramallah and 12 to the Gaza Strip, for reburial in their respective hometowns. Photo by Ali Jadallah

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31 مايو 2012 · 17:27
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Ali Jadallah
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