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1. Thousands of people attend rallies in support of Palestine in Australia's state capitals Adelaide and Melbourne, with the largest held in Sydney with more then 5,000 people.
   2023-10-16 02:04:50 (First version)
2. Thousands of people attend rallies in support of Palestine in several Australian cities.
   2023-10-22 20:20:25 (Update)
3. Thousands of people attend rallies in support of Palestine in Istanbul, Turkey.
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