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A sticker with a black background and white text that says "FREE PALESTINE" in large letters. Below the text is an image of an olive branch and a slingshot in a red triangle. The text "FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA" is at the bottom of the sticker. At the very bottom, there is a logo that says "DEFEND PALESTINE" with a picture of an assault rifle. There is also a QR code on the sticker.

FREE PALESTINE FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA DEFEND PALESTINE http://Netwalker13.org

29 October 2024 16
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