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Hoping to set sail
IMEU, Mar 30, 2009

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Palestinian fishermen collect fish from the nets that they set early in the morning at the Gaza City beach. Every morning they go, hoping that they will be allowed to go to sea, but Israeli Navy rarely allows them to go beyond the shores of Gaza. (Wissam Nassar, Maan Images)


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