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Released Palestinian prisoners being reunited with their families

(20 Jul 2007) SHOTLIST Ramallah 1. Released prisoner and senior Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) member Abdel Rahim Malouh walking with his supporters 2. Malouh placing wreath at grave of late PFLP leader Abu Ali Mustafa, zoom in as he bows his head in prayer 3. Man taking chairs out of truck 4. Mid of Palestinian family sitting at their porch 5. Close-up of woman ululating a welcome cry 6. Mid of Malouh speaking to reporter 7. Exterior of Malouh's house Nablus 8. Families embracing their relatives as cars with released prisoners arrive at Hawara checkpoint near Nablus 9. Women crying out and ululating their welcome 10. Wide of people celebrating release, with drum beats and clapping 11. Family members embracing each other, Palestinian flag in foreground 12. Tilt up from bleeding slaughtered sheep in road to Palestinian flag and banners hung up on wall Jenin 13. Gunmen in cars and jeeps driving along street, honking horns in celebration of the release of prisoners 14. Various of welcoming banners and signs 15. Women and children celebrating in house, dancing and clapping 16. Elderly woman beating drum and singing 17. Various of women and little girls dancing 18. Muhanad Garadat, released after 18 years in prison, walking with relatives, freeing doves UPSOUND: gunfire 19. Garadat hugging and kissing and emotional woman 20. People clapping as Garadat makes his way to his house 21. Garadat being embraced by more family members 22. Wide of flares being shot in the air in celebration 23. Garadat greeting family and supporters 24. Wide of exterior of Garadat's house, people arriving to greet him STORYLINE One of the most prominent Palestinian prisoners released by Israel on Friday was warmly welcomed by joyous family members when he returned to his home in Ramallah. Sixty-one-year-old Abdel Rahim Malouh, second in command in the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine,(PFLP) a small PLO faction, paid his respects at PFLP leader Abu Ali Mustafa's grave before arriving home. Earlier on Friday, Malouh stood stood by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' side, while the leader made an emotional welcome address to the released prisoners after they arrived at the Muqata (presidential compound). Many of the freed detainees were greeted at Hawara checkpoint by tearful relatives and victorious drum beats on their way to their homes in Nablus. In Jenin, Muhanad Garadat arrived home after 18 years in Israeli prison. Garadat was welcomed with car parade in the streets, flares and dancing. Women and girls danced and clapped during the emotional welcome celebrations. More than 250 Palestinian prisoners freed by Israel on Friday were given a heroes' welcome that translated into pure political capital for the Palestinian president in his power struggle with Hamas. However, thousands more Palestinians remain in Israeli jails, and Abbas' aides said Israel must do more to bolster him after years of failed peace efforts. Most of those freed Friday were members of Abbas' Fatah movement, and the mood was one of jubilation across the West Bank. Israel holds about 9,200 Palestinian prisoners, most of whom were arrested during the past seven years of Israeli-Palestinian fighting. Almost every Palestinian family has had a member in Israeli jails at some point, making the fate of prisoners one of the most emotionally charged issues of the conflict with Israel. Hamas would be able to prevent voting in Gaza, meaning elections would be confined to the West Bank, underscoring the divide between the two territories. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...