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After ten days of siege and displacement, Palestinian shop owner Ibrahim Ahmed opened his fruit and vegetable shop, Beit al-Baraka in Hebron. Refusing to issue bids, he insisted on returning to the business he had spent seven years building. "There is no choice but to return," he said, "to save the solidarity of his community.

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After ten days of siege and displacement, Palestinian shop owner Ibrahim Ahmed opened his fruit and vegetable shop, Beit al-Baraka in Hebron. Refusing to issue bids, he insisted on returning to the business he had spent seven years building. "There is no choice but to return," he said, "to save the solidarity of his community.

After ten days of siege and displacement, Palestinian shop owner Ibrahim Ahmed opened his fruit and vegetable shop, Beit al-Baraka in Hebron. Refusing to issue bids, he insisted on returning to the business he had spent seven years building. "There is no choice but to return," he said, "to save the solidarity of his community.

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