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Israeli embassy in Athens attacked by protesters
Palestinians who live in Greece throw stones at the Israeli embassy in Athens, Tuesday. Hundreds of protesters marched to the Israeli embassy in Athens to protest the United States' decision to relocate its embassy to Jerusalem and to condemn the death of dozens of Palestinians killed Monday by Israeli troops in a mass march on the Gaza border. [Yorgos Karahalis/AP]
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