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International Conference on Supporting Palestine Intifada
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “regarded as an international conference which is held in iran in opportune times”. Today it says “conference on supporting palestine 's intifada by the islamic republic of iran”.
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The opening as it read in 2020
The international conference on supporting Palestine Intifada is regarded as an international conference which is held in Iran in opportune times. As its main goal, the Islamic Republic of Iran is following different ways to support Palestinians to reach their rights.1 There are diverse authorities and political activists from different countries of the world who participate in the meeting.2
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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “regarded as an international conference which is held in iran in opportune times”. Today it says “conference on supporting palestine 's intifada by the islamic republic of iran”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then
regarded as an international conference which is held in iran in opportune times
Now
conference on supporting palestine 's intifada by the islamic republic of iran
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