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Locke Lamora on Twitter: "@razan_palestine @ashemghatan Do you know why Mark Twain didn't find any #Palestinians in #Palestine in 1867? There weren't any. Palestine hadn't been invented yet. https://t.co/wXudbMqKsK" / Twitter
Avi Kaner ابراهيم אבי on Twitter: "Mark Twain visited land of Israel in 1867: “desolation... we never saw a human being on the whole route… hardly a tree or shrub anywhere. Even
