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Gaza Convoy Photo Essay (1): Al-Arish to Rafah

Gaza Convoy Photo Essay (1): Al-Arish to Rafah


Images by Julie Webb Pullman

First part of three part photo essay Al-Arish to Gaza


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A prayer before leaving the port of Al-Arish


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through our 'guard of honour'


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out the gates


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and on the road to Rafah, cheered on by Egyptians


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of all ages,


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sizes,


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and professions.


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Our initial escort was soon joined by more


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who herded us


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past police


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and troop carriers alike


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to Rafah.

  • Viva Palestina Kevin Ovenden Speech at the Rafah border - Audio of Viva Palestina Convoy organizing committee member Kevin Ovenden's speech at the Rafah border crossing as the convoy made history and crossed into Gaza bringing $5 million of aid and a large number of ambulances to the besieged Gazan Palestinians.
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    Julie Webb-Pullman (click to view previous articles) is a New Zealand based freelance writer who has reported for Scoop since 2003. She was selected to be part of the Kiwi contingent on the Viva Palestina Convoy - a.k.a. Kia Ora Gaza. Send Feedback to julie@scoop.co.nz

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