The Jonesboro Sun · Jonesboro, Arkansas · 4 November 2006
CP-2006-029
Hundreds of Palestinian women stream into a Gaza combat zone
Transcribed from the clipping
“Hundreds of Palestinian women in robes and head scarves streamed into a Gaza combat zone Friday to help free gunmen besieged by Israeli troops at a mosque. Two women who… In all, 35 Palestinians have been killed…”
Context added by this archive
Beit Hanoun. Two of the women were shot. The figure at the end of the paragraph is thirty-five.
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"Hundreds of Palestinian women stream into a Gaza combat zone," The Jonesboro Sun, 4 November 2006. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2006-029. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2006-029
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