Stamford Advocate · Stamford, Connecticut · 15 May 1998
CP-1998-006
Palestinian march broken up in Jerusalem

Transcribed from the clipping
Caption: "Palestinian residents of Arab East Jerusalem struggle with Israeli police officers yesterday after the officers tried to break up a Palestinian march commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba, their uprooting after..."
Context added by this archive
Here the word runs without quotation marks, glossed instead.
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"Palestinian march broken up in Jerusalem," Stamford Advocate, 15 May 1998. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1998-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1998-006
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- Netanyahu: No PalestineThe Atlanta Constitution · 8 May 1998 · the same year
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