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Thousands of Palestinians and members of Syria-based radical Palestinian groups have put on a display what they claim to be the world's largest Palestinian Authority flag.

A giant Palestinian flag is...

A giant Palestinian flag is seen displayed during a ceremony held under the slogan "a biggest flag for a dearest homeland," at al-Zahira district near Damascus.
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Friday's event was held under the motto "a bigger flag for a dear country" on the outskirts of Damascus. Officials from radical Palestinian factions, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, attended.

The 27,000-square meter nylon banner took two months to complete by dozens of volunteers. The flag is said to weigh seven metric tons and cost 1.5 million Syrian pounds, or about $33,000. The money was collected from donors.

The organizers said they have yet to contact the Guinness World Records for official confirmation it's the largest Palestinian Authority flag.

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