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We feel you: South Korean students hold flowers for victims and as they demand an end to the Gaza war during a rally against the Israeli military operations in Gaza and the West Bank and to wish for peace near the Israeli Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday

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Wed, July 30, 2014

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We feel you We feel you: South Korean students hold flowers for victims and as they demand an end to the Gaza war during a rally against the Israeli military operations in Gaza and the West Bank and to wish for peace near the Israeli Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday.(AP/Lee Jin-man) (AP/Lee Jin-man)

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span class="inline inline-center">We feel you: South Korean students hold flowers for victims and as they demand an end to the Gaza war during a rally against the Israeli military operations in Gaza and the West Bank and to wish for peace near the Israeli Embassy in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday.(AP/Lee Jin-man)

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