Statue of Palestinian Prisoner Marwan Barghouti Erected in London
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A life-size bronze statue of Marwan Barghouti, described as a terrorist serving five life sentences in Israel, was erected on the roof of Palestine House in London. Barghouti, a Fatah party figure convicted for deadly attacks, is depicted in handcuffs making a victory sign. The statue's placement occurs during heightened regional conflict.
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- A life-size bronze statue of Marwan Barghouti was erected in London.
- Barghouti is identified as a terrorist serving five life sentences in Israel.
- The statue is located on the roof of Palestine House in Holborn.
- Barghouti is depicted in handcuffs making a victory sign.
- He was convicted for involvement in deadly attacks against Israelis.
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