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    In the West Bank, olive trees draw defenders from afar

    Nov 08, 2019 2 minutes
    —NOOR IBRAHIM

    HIS SUMMER, 48-YEAR-OLD DYLAN JONES walked into a gallery in his hometown of Caersws, Wales, and was drawn to a collection of photos depicting the olive harvest in a small West Bank village—the gray skies and golden landscapes, the piles of purple olives, the men and women reaching

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