West Bank theatre raided by Israel vows to resume 'resistance'


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Artistic director Ahmed Tobasi said the theatre in Jenin refugee camp had given him a way to resist occupation without violence. Photo: AFP

The Palestinian Freedom Theatre in the occupied West Bank will welcome actors back this weekend, just over a fortnight after an Israeli raid on the centre sparked an international outcry.

Its artistic director Ahmed Tobasi said the theatre in Jenin refugee camp had become a symbol of Palestinian resistance against Israel's occupation of the West Bank.

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