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Photograph of: Beth Alpha Synagogue.

Photograph of: Beth Alpha Synagogue.

Marianus and his son Hanina (Artisan) artisan

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Photograph of: Beth Alpha Synagogue.

Photograph of: Beth Alpha Synagogue.

Marianus and his son Hanina (Artisan) artisan

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Photograph of: Hulda synagogue.

Photograph of: Hulda synagogue.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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Photograph of: Hammath Tiberias Synagogue.

Photograph of: Hammath Tiberias Synagogue.

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Photograph of: Hammath Tiberias Synagogue.

Photograph of: Hammath Tiberias Synagogue.

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Photograph of: Hammath Tiberias Synagogue.

Photograph of: Hammath Tiberias Synagogue.

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Jerusalem. Calvary. Golgatha. Calvaire.

Jerusalem. Calvary. Golgatha. Calvaire.

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Photograph of: Susiya Synagogue.

Photograph of: Susiya Synagogue.

Zeev Radovan photographer

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