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After the Seige

Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip attempt to rebuild their shattered communities

Thursday, Apr. 11, 2002: A Palestinian woman receives bread from a relative in the Jenin refugee camp. A round the clock curfew was lifted for three hours to allow the remaining residents to resupply on food and water. The Jenin refugee camp has been the scene of the heaviest fighting between Israeli forces and Palestinian gunmen.

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