The Salt Lake Tribune · Salt Lake City, Utah · 20 June 1992
CP-1992-003
Dispossessed Palestinians Gain Attention For Their Demands to Be Emancipated
Harry E. Fuller Jr.
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“A dusty street in Palestinian refugee camp, Jabalia. Some 42,000 Palestinians live in Jabalia, which is three square kilometers in size. It and other refugee camps in the Gaza Strip, on the Mediterranean Sea, are operated by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency.” Harry E. Fuller Jr.
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"Dispossessed Palestinians Gain Attention For Their Demands to Be Emancipated," The Salt Lake Tribune, 20 June 1992, p. 1. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1992-003. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1992-003
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