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Palestinians in the West Bank who live near Israeli settlements have discovered a new way to make a living.APIMAGE style="DIRECTION: ltr" width=210 align=left>

West Bank garbage dumpster delivers trash to land fill
A West Bank garbage truck delivers trash to the landfill near Hebron
Trucks unload their cargo all day at the Yata dump, just outside the West Bank city of Hebron.APIMAGE style="DIRECTION: ltr" width=210 align=right>
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Faris Raba'e brings items found and sorts and stores them in his home
Faris Raba'e brings home items he has found at the dump and then sells them - his only source of income
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