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Al-Fateh
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Al-Fateh ( , "the conqueror") is the Hamas children's magazine.1 It began publication in September 2002, and its 108th issue was released in mid-September 2007. The magazine features stories, poems, riddles, and puzzles.2 The site states it is for "the young builders of the future" and it has a link to the Hamas official web site.3
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hamas children's magazine
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hamas run online children's magazine in arabic
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