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Palestinian youth swirl homemade sparkler firework in Gaza Strip

Children at refugee camps celebrate Ramadan with fireworks made of steel wire wool

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Palestinian men prepare homemade sparkler fireworks as they celebrate on a night of Ramadan in Rafah refugee camp in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Palestinian men prepare homemade sparkler fireworks.
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A Palestinian youth swings a homemade sparkler firework.
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A Palestinian youth swings a homemade sparkler firework.
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A Palestinian youth swings a homemade sparkler firework
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A Palestinian youth swings a homemade sparkler firework.
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A Palestinian youth swings a homemade sparkler firework.
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A Palestinian youth swings a homemade sparkler firework.
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