Fort Worth Star Telegram · 23 May 2014
CP-2014-033
Palestinians hope that pontiff will highlight refugees’ plight
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Palestinians hope that pontiff will highlight refugees' plight • Pope Francis insists cluding in a future Palesti- nian state. The Palesti- that his visit is "strictly nians want to set up such a religious," not political. state in the West Bank, Ga- za and east Jerusalem, By Mohammed Daraghmeh lands that Israel captured and Karin Laub The Associated Press in the 1967 war.
REFUGEE DHEISHEH Little to lose CAMP, West Bank - Pope Francis will spend less than Refugees with little to lose half an hour in this Palesti- have been at the forefront of nian refugee camp during a confrontations with Israeli jampacked Holy Land tour forces since the first uprising this weekend, but resi- against Israeli occupation in dents hope that even a the 1980s.
Teens routinely brief visit will shine a light throw stones at Israeli troops Palestinian vendors wait for customers Tuesday at their tobacco on what t
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"Palestinians hope that pontiff will highlight refugees’ plight," Fort Worth Star Telegram, 23 May 2014. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2014-033. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2014-033
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