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Photo 15 Feb 2015

Quartet Representative to the Middle East and former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, visits a UN-run school sheltering Palestinians, whose houses were destroyed by what they said was Israeli shelling during a 50-day war last summer

Gaza city, Palestinian Territory

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Quartet Representative to the Middle East and former British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, visits a UN-run school sheltering Palestinians, whose houses were destroyed by what they said was Israeli shelling during a 50-day war last summer, in Gaza City, February 15, 2015. APAIMAGES / POOL / SUHAIB SALEM

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Date: 15 Feb 2015 · 00:00
Photographer: APAIMAGES / POOL / SUHAIB SALEM
APA ID: APA-PH-2015-005293
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Location: Gaza Strip Gaza City Palestine Israel

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