New York Times · 20 December 1980

CP-1980-020

2 Palestinians Expelled by Israel Begin Hunger Strike at the U.N.

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“2 Palestinians expelled by Israel begin hunger strike at the U.N.”

Context added by this archive

The hunger strike carried out of the prison and onto the doorstep of the General Assembly. Forty-three years before a hunger striker in this archive dies in custody.

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"2 Palestinians Expelled by Israel Begin Hunger Strike at the U.N.," New York Times, 20 December 1980. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1980-020. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1980-020

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