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  1. The new event is a collection of historical context points from January 2011 regarding the political situations in Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, and the role of the West, including Ben Ali's comments.

Leaders from Egypt and Tunisia discussed Arab solidarity and reaffirmed support for Palestinian self-determination.

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Leaders from Egypt and Tunisia discussed Arab solidarity and reaffirmed support for Palestinian self-determination.

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EgyptTunisiaMandatory Palestine

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  1. Mohamed Ali Nafti speaks on behalf of Tunisia regarding foreign policy and rejects unilateral Israeli actions affecting Jerusalem.Sub-event
  2. Jordan and Mandatory Palestine discuss shared religious tourism packages and the protection of important Christian holy sites.Sub-event
  3. Tunisia hosted an Arab foreign ministers' session in Cairo, alongside international calls for intervention regarding the Palestinian situation.Sub-event
  4. Egypt and Tunisia reaffirmed support for Palestinian self-determination during regional discussions.1 source

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The new event is a collection of historical context points from January 2011 regarding the political situations in Egypt, Algeria, Tunisia, and the role of the West, including Ben Ali's comments. All 2 developments

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