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Hussein Issa
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “palestinian activist for non violence and the founder of the hope flowers school in bethlehem”. Today it says “palestinian activist for nonviolence”.
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Hussein Ibrahim Issa (September 1947 – 5 March 2000) was a Palestinian activist for nonviolence , and founder of the Hope Flowers School in Bethlehem . Issa devoted his life to teaching peace, democracy and coexistence.
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Then
palestinian activist for non violence and the founder of the hope flowers school in bethlehem
Now
palestinian activist for nonviolence
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