Young Palestinians sit next to candles forming 848 for the number of Palestinians killed in the ongoing war, and the Arabic word for 'Gaza', at a protest in Ramallah

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Caption: “Young Palestinians sit next to candles forming 848 for the number of Palestinians killed in the ongoing war, and the Arabic word for 'Gaza,' at a protest in Ramallah in the West Bank on Friday.” Nasser Nasser, The Associated Press.

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"Young Palestinians sit next to candles forming 848 for the number of Palestinians killed in the ongoing war, and the Arabic word for 'Gaza', at a protest in Ramallah," The Sacramento Bee, 26 July 2014. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2014-006. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2014-006

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The Palestinian UprisingThe Sacramento Bee · 7 May 1989 · the same newspaper
Violence peaks in Gaza Strip; 3 Palestinians killed, 138 hurtThe Sacramento Bee · 7 May 1989 · the same newspaper
PALESTINIANS LOOK at the remains of a missile that witnesses said was fired by an Israeli aircraft on a street in Deir El-BalahHartford Courant · 12 July 2014 · the same year
Genocide in Gaza is a lie worthy of GoebbelsThe Register-Guard · 17 July 2014 · the same year
Grief, anger for 71 children killedPress of Atlantic City · 19 July 2014 · the same year

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