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Palestinian collective uses art to connect Gaza and the West Bank

Al Jazeera Wednesday 14 October 2026, 17:11 UTC 1 min read
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Palestinian collective uses art to connect Gaza and the West Bank NewsFeed Palestinian collective uses art to connect Gaza and the West Bank A Palestinian exhibition opening simultaneously in Bethlehem and Gaza has a novel way of highlighting and challenging Israeli restrictions that prevent artworks, people and products from moving between the two locations. Published On 14 Oct 2026

Palestinian collective uses art to connect Gaza and the West Bank NewsFeed Palestinian collective uses art to connect Gaza and the West Bank A Palestinian exhibition opening simultaneously in Bethlehem and Gaza has a novel way of highlighting and challenging Israeli restrictions that prevent artworks, people and products from moving between the two locations. Published On 14 Oct 2026
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