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Arab spokesmen: Khaled Mouammar (left) and Jim Peters at annual conference.
Arab spokesmen: Khaled Mouammar (left) and Jim Peters at annual conference.

Arab spokesmen: Khaled Mouammar (left) and Jim Peters at annual conference.

Date5/17/1980
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0132076F
Arab spokesmen: Khaled Mouammar (left) and Jim Peters at annual conference.
Arab spokesmen: Khaled Mouammar (left) and Jim Peters at annual conference.
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Defending the Arab position, Ibrahim Shukarllah, director of the Arab Information Centre in Ottawa, gestures during an unruly meeting on the Middle East at Timothy Eaton Memorial United Church
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