Protest held in Minneapolis over deaths in Palestine
Dozens of people angry over the numbers of Palestinians who have lost their lives in this war held signs and chanted in Minneapolis tonight.
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Dozens of people angry over the numbers of Palestinians who have lost their lives in this war held signs and chanted in Minneapolis tonight.
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