Palestinian flag to fly above New England capital’s city hall

Proventise, Rod Island, accepted the officials of the Palestinian flag on Friday in the city hall in the state capital.

City officials have confirmed that no American flags are displaced through the offer, adding that there are several other flags that have been raised on the government office in the past.

“Providens City Hall displays many different flags throughout the year to celebrate various occasions and honor many ethnic and cultural backgrounds and traditions that make our city strong,” said a spokesman for the Digital City City Council.

The spokesman added that the city has also conveyed the Dominican flag, the Irish flag, the Armenian flag and the Israeli flag in recent months.

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“Such examples, this idea came from society as part of a request to honor the important role that Palestinian Americans play in the fabric of our beautiful city,” said a spokesman for “such examples, and this idea came from society as part of a request to honor the important role that Palestinian Americans play in the fabric of our beautiful city,” said a spokesman.

The Chairman of the Council, Rachel Miller, will show the flag during the city council meeting on Thursday and then outside the city hall on Friday.

When asked about the decision, the representative of Democratic mayor Brett Samaili indicated that the celebration is the concession of the city council.

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“In Proventins, the executive branch and the city council are two separate branches of the government. The Proventins City Council, not the mayor’s office, will raise the Palestinian flag on Friday.”

A report issued by Golocalprovidence added that the Palestinian flag has become more prevalent in the city hall in general.

The report said that the internal room usually only flies to the state and national flags.

Fox News Digital continued to comment from the Democratic senator in Rod Island Shieldon Whitch and the Armed Services Committee at the Senate Jack Reed, d.

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Fox News Digital contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to ask about the place of discussion in science, given the ongoing Israeli and Ballistine conflict.

The request for comment was also received by the office of Representative Jabi Amo, the doctor, who represents many of the region of the province of the ocean.