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Life-Size Bronze Statue of Marwan Barghouti Erected in London

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A life-size bronze statue of Palestinian prisoner Marwan Barghouti, who is serving five life sentences in Israel, was erected on the roof of the Palestinian House in London. The statue shows Barghouti with his hands cuffed above his head, making a V sign for victory. The installation occurred in the Holborn area of the British capital.

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  • A life-size bronze statue of Marwan Barghouti was installed in London.
  • Barghouti is a Palestinian prisoner serving five life sentences in Israel.
  • The statue is located on the roof of the Palestinian House in Holborn.
  • It depicts Barghouti with cuffed hands making a V sign for victory.

A life-size bronze statue of Palestinian prisoner Marwan Barghouti has been installed on the roof of the Palestinian House building in Holborn, central London. Barghouti is currently serving five life sentences in Israel. The statue depicts him with his hands raised above his head and cuffed, while he gestures the V sign for victory with two fingers. The statue was photographed by Tal Cohen for AFP via Getty Images.

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