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Justice for Palestine
Apartheid Israel’s brutal 70 year occupation of Palestine is a searing indictment of the global community’s complicit silence and a gross affront to international law.
Byron Friends of Palestine call on The Echo to amend its embargo of Gareth Smith’s letters which can still be read on this Facebook page and that of the Ngara Institute
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