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West Bank Premier League

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The opening as it read in 2010

West Bank Premier League is the one of the two top divisions of the Palestinian Football Federation . The other is the Gaza Strip League .1 The West Bank Premier League was founded in 1977 but due to the difficulties associated with the Israeli occupation of the West Bank and internal feuding within the Palestinian Football Federation only seven seasons have been played in their entirety.2

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Today
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Then

one of the two top divisions of the palestinian football federation

Now

one of the two top divisions of the palestinian football association

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