M. Sharon

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Life stories of child survivors living in Israel.

Life stories of child survivors living in Israel.

Miriam Sharon OHD interviewee

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M. Choufleuri

M. Choufleuri

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ועידת מפלגת הליכוד.

ועידת מפלגת הליכוד.

Vered Peer photographer

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Professor Natan Sharon.

Professor Natan Sharon.

Dan Hadani 1924- photographer

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Professor Natan Sharon.

Professor Natan Sharon.

Dan Hadani 1924- photographer

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Ariel Sharon addressing at ralley in Petach Tikva.

Ariel Sharon addressing at ralley in Petach Tikva.

Michael Meiers (Photographer) photographer

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Ariel Sharon addressing at ralley in Petach Tikva.

Ariel Sharon addressing at ralley in Petach Tikva.

Michael Meiers (Photographer) photographer

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Ariel Sharon addressing at ralley in Petach Tikva.

Ariel Sharon addressing at ralley in Petach Tikva.

Michael Meiers (Photographer) photographer

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