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Special Why the British Museum’s removal of ‘Palestine’ from panels stirred up a political storm photos

Why the British Museum’s removal of ‘Palestine’ from panels stirred up a political storm

  • “Palestine” and “Palestinian” references erased from explanatory panels accompanying exhibits in its Levant and Egyptian galleries
  • Museum has declined to explain why it had made changes prompted by “audience testing” rather than academic procedures
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