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Palestinian Presidential guards carry flag-drapped coffins containing the remains of Palestinian militants during an official ceremony at the President's headquarter in the West Bank town of Ramallah, 31 May 2012. Israel...

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Palestinian Presidential guards carry flag-drapped coffins containing the remains of Palestinian militants during an official ceremony at the President's headquarter in the West Bank town of Ramallah, 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. The ceremony was attended by Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Photo by Issam Rimawi

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Date
31 May 2012 · 15:31
Photographer
Issam Rimawi
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© APA Images / Issam Rimawi
APA ID
APA-PH-2012-010232
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1,600 × 1,074 px · 1.7 MP
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Ramallah West Bank Palestine Israel PALESTINIANS

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Funeral Pray Flag Headquarters Presidential Coffins Leadership Draped

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Palestinians pray funeral coffins draped flag Israel leadership headquarters Ramallah Presidential guards

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