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Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa Visits The Roman Archaeological Site Of Sebastia In Nablus

June 20, 2026, Nablus, West Bank, Palestine: A Palestinian security officer is seen in the window reflection of Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa's vehicle during a tour of the Roman-era archaeological site of Sebastia, northwest of Nablus in the West Bank. The prime minister emphasized that Sebastia faces difficult circumstances and that archaeological sites will remain part of Palestinian territory despite the Israeli occupation. During the visit, the Palestinian flag was raised in the center of the archaeological site, which is disputed between Israelis and Palestinians.,Image: 1111455473, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no  , Credit line: Nasser ishatyeh / Zuma Press / Europa Press
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7611548
Fecha:
20/06/2026
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3840 x 2493 (2,55 MB.)
Lugar:
Palestine, West Bank, Nablus
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June 20, 2026, Nablus, West Bank, Palestine: A Palestinian security officer is seen in the window reflection of Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa's vehicle during a tour of the Roman-era archaeological site of Sebastia, northwest of Nablus in the West Bank. The prime minister emphasized that Sebastia faces difficult circumstances and that archaeological sites will remain part of Palestinian leer más territory despite the Israeli occupation. During the visit, the Palestinian flag was raised in the center of the archaeological site, which is disputed between Israelis and Palestinians.,Image: 1111455473, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no , Credit line: Nasser ishatyeh / Zuma Press / Europa Press Editorial licence valid only for Spain and 3 MONTHS from the date of the image, then delete it from your archive. For non-editorial and non-licensed use, please contact EUROPA PRESS. leer menos

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