Afula (Israel)
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ISRAEL SHOWS OFF ITS MUSCLES.

ISRAEL SHOWS OFF ITS MUSCLES.

Gideon Markowiz

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Afula / שרות המפות והצלומים, צבא ההגנה לישראל.

Afula / שרות המפות והצלומים, צבא ההגנה לישראל.

ישראל. צה"ל. שירות מפות וצילומים

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Dieter Pinn Strausser, a German born who converted into Judaism with his family and immigrated to Israel these days.

Dieter Pinn Strausser, a German born who converted into Judaism with his family and immigrated to Israel these days.

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Ein Dor

Ein Dor

ישראל. מחלקת המדידות

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Ein Dor

Ein Dor

ישראל. מחלקת המדידות

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קבץ הלכות טרפות ובדיקת הריאה.

קבץ הלכות טרפות ובדיקת הריאה.

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Afula town.

Afula town.

Dan Hadani 1924-

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Terror In Afula.

Terror In Afula.

IPPA Staff photographer

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