Pittsburgh Post Gazette · 9 July 2023
CP-2023-093
Farewells reflect deadly period in West Bank
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PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE • SUNDAY, JULY 9, 2023 • WWW.POST-GAZETTE.COM A-11 International By Raja Abdulrahim Young Palestinians join fight against Israel, expecting to die as martyrs ation to mobilize hundreds of young and Hiba Yazbek men to carry arms after me." Others have cited the words of Ibrahim al-Nabulsi, 18, a member DHEISHE CAMP, West Bank of a local armed group in Nablus, Before Amr Khamour, 14, was who left a brief voice recording as killed, shot twice by Isracli troops he was cornered by Isracli forces in the moments before he was killed. as he hurled stones at a mutter jeep in his hometown, he spent his Mental health experts like Dr. time dancing with friends, record.
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"Farewells reflect deadly period in West Bank," Pittsburgh Post Gazette, 9 July 2023. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2023-093. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2023-093
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