Gazan women use embroidery to amplify their voices
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Gazan women use embroidery to amplify their voices
In Gaza where the Israeli war has caused enormous damage, two Gazan women have turned to embroidery as an art form to amplify their voices. The two artists, who were victims of the Al-Aqsa Intifada in 2001 and the war in 2008, say they find solace in weaving messages of peace. Brenda Radido reports
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