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Members of the Arab American Action Network, who staged various protests at the Oak Lawn Village Board meetings after the incident, opposed the decision to dismiss the charges. The Reporter
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“We lived in a state of shock, horror, disgust” over the past 15 months, said a Palestinian activist in Michigan. Detriot Free Press
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Palestine
New Yorkers ‘ecstatic’ but cautiously optimistic on ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas
“[I’m] excited, ecstatic,” said Salma Elmazer, who works in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, but lives in Bensonhurst and is of Egyptian descent. NY1
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In New Jersey’s large Palestinian American community, news that a ceasefire had finally been reached in a brutal 15-month war between Israel and Hamas sparked joy over an end to …
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Local Palestinian-Americans like Jay Shahadeh were also celebrating the cease-fire and hopeful to see an end to the Israeli offensive in Gaza. Local 10
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Palestine
Boston attorney who organized escapes from Gaza welcomes ceasefire: ‘Better late than never’
For Sammy Nabulsi, the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas falls into that category of “better late than never… but too late all the same.” Boston25
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