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English: A vandalized Christian graveyard in Bethlehem. The text says "Death to arabs" in Hebrew.
עברית: בית קברות נוצרי בבית לחם שעבר השחתה. כתובת הגרפיטי בעברית "מוות לערבים"

Vandalized graveyard.
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