File:AbuNidal.jpg

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Description: Abu Nidal, who died in 2002, in the 80s.

Source: this website. It is believed that the copyright holder is the Israeli government. Because the status of their images is not known, we're claiming fair use. I wrote to the Israel Defense Forces to enquire about the image, as they have reportedly released at least one other Abu Nidal image, but they did not respond.

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