Palestinian boy Ahmed Dawabsha, 5, who suffered severe burns in an arson attack by suspected Jewish attackers on his family home last July and in which his younger brother, Ali, and his parents both died, is welcomed by...

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Palestinian boy Ahmed Dawabsha, 5, who suffered severe burns in an arson attack by suspected Jewish attackers on his family home last July and in which his younger brother, Ali, and his parents both died

Nablus, Palestinian Territory

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Palestinian boy Ahmed Dawabsha, 5, who suffered severe burns in an arson attack by suspected Jewish attackers on his family home last July and in which his younger brother, Ali, and his parents both died, is welcomed by relatives after returning from Spain where he met Real Madrid stars, at his grandfather's house in the West Bank village of Duma near Nablus March 22, 2016. Ahmed Dawabsha his uncle and his grandparents returned Spain where they met the players of the Spanish football team. Photo by Nedal Eshtayah

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