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Members of the Palestinian security forces carry flag-covered coffins containing the remains of Palestinian militants during an official ceremony in the West Bank city of Ramallah May 31, 2012. The remains of 91 Palestin...

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Members of the Palestinian security forces carry flag-covered coffins containing the remains of Palestinian militants during an official ceremony in the West Bank city of Ramallah May 31, 2012. The remains of 91 Palestinian militants whose attacks Israel were returned to the West Bank and Gaza on Thursday in a gesture Israel said it hoped could help revive peace efforts. Photo by Thaer Ganaim

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Date
31 May 2012 · 16:33
Photographer
Thaer Ganaim
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© APA Images / Thaer Ganaim
APA ID
APA-PH-2012-010260
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1,600 × 1,067 px · 1.7 MP
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Ramallah West Bank Palestine Israel

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Palestinian Forces Security Members Flag Covered Coffins Remains

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