Palestinian
Americanadjective
noun
Etymology
Origin of Palestinian
Example Sentences
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The plan also calls for the deployment of an International Stabilisation Force to help secure Gaza and train vetted Palestinian police units.
From Barron's
A top United Nations official on Thursday called for accelerating reconstruction work in Gaza, saying Palestinians there were living in "inhumane" conditions, even as a US-backed truce entered its second phase.
From Barron's
But there remains a huge lack of clarity and detail about the future of the strip and the 2.1 million Palestinians who live there.
From BBC
In December, it expanded the travel ban to people from five additional countries and those travelling on Palestinian Authority-issued documents.
From BBC
Mladenov will act as the conduit between the panel of Palestinian technocrats and the Board of Peace, officials said.
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