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This sticker features an illustration of a woman wearing a keffiyeh, holding a baby, surrounded by red and white poppies. It is framed by a keffiyeh pattern. The sticker also says 'Free Palestine'. There's a QR code at the bottom right.

FREE ESTiNE DAL https://www.facebook.com/GazaTryksager/

06 March 2025 6
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