Kdumim (West Bank)

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The view in Kdumim.

The view in Kdumim.

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The view in Kdumim.

The view in Kdumim.

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The new settlement - Kdumim.

The new settlement - Kdumim.

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The new settlement - Kdumim.

The new settlement - Kdumim.

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Growing vegetables and flowers in Kdumim.

Growing vegetables and flowers in Kdumim.

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The first residents of Kdumim arrived today and received their just finished homes ovrlooking the beautiful landscape of Samaryia.

The first residents of Kdumim arrived today and received their just finished homes ovrlooking the beautiful landscape of Samaryia.

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Mothers walking with their children in Kdumim.

Mothers walking with their children in Kdumim.

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ההתנחלות החדשה קדום, עם ישיבה.

ההתנחלות החדשה קדום, עם ישיבה.

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