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Palestinians congratulate Abd Allah Qawasmi's family, a Palestinian militant killed in attacks against Israel after Israel handed over his remains, in the West Bank city of Hebron on May 31, 2012. Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz

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Palestinians congratulate Abd Allah Qawasmi's family, a Palestinian militant killed in attacks against Israel after Israel handed over his remains, in the West Bank city of Hebron on May 31, 2012. Photo by Mamoun Wazwaz

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Date
31 May 2012 · 09:33
Photographer
Mamoun Wazwazi
Credit
© APA Images / Mamoun Wazwazi
APA ID
APA-PH-2012-010224
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1,067 × 1,600 px · 1.7 MP
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West Bank Hebron Palestine Israel PALESTINIANS

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Family Militant Attack Remains Handed Congratulate Abd Allah Qawasmi

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Palestinians congratulate Abd Allah Qawasmi Family militant attack israel handed remains west bank hebron

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