Lebanon: Palestinian refugees in Beirut camp march against US-led Bahrain conference

W/S Palestinian protesters marching in Bourj el-Barajneh Refugee Camp, Beirut
W/S Protesters marching and holding Palestinian flags
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W/S Protesters marching and holding Palestinian flags
M/S Protesters holding Palestinian flags
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M/S Protesters holding Palestinian flags
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SOT, Nadia Alhabet, protester (Arabic): "We tell you, Trump, do not think about taking any inch of the land of Palestine. As long as there is a Palestinian child born in Palestine and outside, we will take it back and we will not abandon him. We do not want resettlement or anything, we want our country and its soil, even if we sleep in the soil."
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SOT, Samira Alashi, protester (Arabic): "Palestine is ours and Jerusalem is ours, all of it is ours, and God willing we are the winners and the victorious. We are not satisfied with this thing at all, let them tell us to go back [and] we will return."
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SOT, Samir Abo Afash, protester (Arabic): "We salute our people in the homeland. Us and them are part of one [nation], Palestine is ours and Palestine is Arabic, and will remain so until it is liberated, and we'll be returning to Palestine together."
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Hundreds of Palestinian refugees marched in the Bourj el-Barajneh Camp in the southern suburbs of Beirut on Monday, to protest against the upcoming US-led conference which begins in Manama, Bahrain on Tuesday.
Footage shows protesters drumming and playing music as they march through the streets, with elderly people and children waving Palestine flags.
Many expressed their resolve to return to Palestine, as one protester said, addressing US President Donald Trump, "we tell you, Trump, do not think about taking any inch of the land of Palestine. As long as there is a Palestinian child born in Palestine and outside, we will take it back and we will not abandon him. We do not want resettlement or anything, we want our country and its soil, even if we sleep in the soil."
The US administration and Bahrain announced in May they were hosting the "Peace to Prosperity" workshop in Manama, to discuss the economic part of Washington's Middle East peace plan.
The Palestinian leadership is boycotting the meeting, saying that it fails to address the issue of occupation.
The "Peace to Prosperity" meeting will take place in Bahrain on June 25-26.