Miryam Ben-Porat (1918-2012)
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Miryam Ben-Porat (1918-2012)

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Israel State Controller, Miriam Ben-Porat presented today her book on her check-outs on the government different ministries for the year 1991 to the Knesset Speaker, Dov Shilanski.

Israel State Controller, Miriam Ben-Porat presented today her book on her check-outs on the government different ministries for the year 1991 to the Knesset Speaker, Dov Shilanski.

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ועדת הפנים.

ועדת הפנים.

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חברת בזק.

חברת בזק.

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STATE COMTROLLER ISUES REPORT.

STATE COMTROLLER ISUES REPORT.

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STATE COMTROLLER ISUES REPORT.

STATE COMTROLLER ISUES REPORT.

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PM Itzhak Shamir is welcoming at the Ben Gurion airport by his Ministers on his returning from Madrit where he participated in the Peace conference.

PM Itzhak Shamir is welcoming at the Ben Gurion airport by his Ministers on his returning from Madrit where he participated in the Peace conference.

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חברת בזק.

חברת בזק.

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STATE COMPTROLLER PRESENTS HER ANNUAL REPORT.

STATE COMPTROLLER PRESENTS HER ANNUAL REPORT.

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