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30,000 Israeli, Palestinian women demand peace after two-week walk

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Published: 9 October 2017

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Arriving in Jerusalem after two-week walk, 'Women Wage Peace' rally participants demand Israeli-Palestinian deal

30,000 Israelis, Palestinians take part in Women Wage Peace rally in Jerusalem (Haaretz)
‘I call on [Abbas] and Netanyahu – enough! Sit already. Sit already! We want peace,’ says former Israeli Arab lawmaker whose son was killed in terror attack on Temple Mount

Thousands of Israeli, Palestinian women march for peace (Times of Israel)
Israeli and Palestinian activists were ending a two-week march Sunday through parts of Israel and the West Bank with a Jerusalem rally to demand a peace deal.

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