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WATCH: Fake ‘Anti-Israel’ poster fools Greta Thunberg at rally – here’s what the poster actually said

A participant captured a photo with Thunberg while cleverly filming himself holding what appeared to be an anti-Israel sign, which actually read, ‘Palestine never existed. Israel is a country of heroes.’

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