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London activists try to erect statue of jailed Palestinian leader

Al Jazeera Wednesday 03 June 2026, 23:50 UTC 1 min read
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London activists try to erect statue of jailed Palestinian leader London activists try to erect statue of jailed Palestinian leader Activists have tried to erect a statue of Marwan Barghouti in London’s Parliament Square, but police intervened. Barghouti, sometimes referred to as the ‘Palestinian Mandela’, has been imprisoned by Israel since 2002. Published On 3 Jun 2026

London activists try to erect statue of jailed Palestinian leader London activists try to erect statue of jailed Palestinian leader Activists have tried to erect a statue of Marwan Barghouti in London’s Parliament Square, but police intervened. Barghouti, sometimes referred to as the ‘Palestinian Mandela’, has been imprisoned by Israel since 2002. Published On 3 Jun 2026
London (LOCATION) Palestinian (ORG) Activists (PERSON) Marwan Barghouti (PERSON) Parliament Square (LOCATION) the ‘Palestinian Mandela’ (EVENT) Israel (LOCATION)
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