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Pics: Gaza Zookeeper Flees Rafah, Creates Temporary Home For Animals
In a cowshed in Gaza's Khan Yunis, zookeeper Fathi Ahmed Gomaa has created a temporary home for dozens of animals including lions and baboons, having fled with them from Israel's offensive in Rafah.
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Pics: Private Zoo In Rafah, Where Gazans Live Among Animals Amid War
In Rafah zoo, dozens of destitute Gazans are camping between the cages where starving monkeys, parrots and lions cry out for food 12 weeks into Israel's offensive.
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This Zoo Will Let Visitors Play With A Lion, Declawed
A zoo is promoting itself as offering the chance to play with a lion, who has been declawed but still has its teeth.The 14-month lioness, called Falestine, is supposed to be placid enough to meet visitors to the park in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
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Pics: Gaza Zookeeper Flees Rafah, Creates Temporary Home For Animals
In a cowshed in Gaza's Khan Yunis, zookeeper Fathi Ahmed Gomaa has created a temporary home for dozens of animals including lions and baboons, having fled with them from Israel's offensive in Rafah.
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Pics: Private Zoo In Rafah, Where Gazans Live Among Animals Amid War
In Rafah zoo, dozens of destitute Gazans are camping between the cages where starving monkeys, parrots and lions cry out for food 12 weeks into Israel's offensive.
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This Zoo Will Let Visitors Play With A Lion, Declawed
A zoo is promoting itself as offering the chance to play with a lion, who has been declawed but still has its teeth.The 14-month lioness, called Falestine, is supposed to be placid enough to meet visitors to the park in Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip.
