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Transliteration from Arabic and Hebrew into English, from Arabic into Hebrew, and from Hebrew into Arabic with transliterated lists of personal and geographical names for use in Palestine.

Transliteration from Arabic and Hebrew into English, from Arabic into Hebrew, and from Hebrew into Arabic with transliterated lists of personal and geographical names for use in Palestine.

Palestine (1917-1948)

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The source of Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt, Eretz Israel - Palestine).

The source of Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt, Eretz Israel - Palestine).

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Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt) near Jericho (Eretz Israel - Palestine).

Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt) near Jericho (Eretz Israel - Palestine).

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Ein Prat (Ain Fara) in the Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt) (Eretz Israel - Palestine).

Ein Prat (Ain Fara) in the Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt) (Eretz Israel - Palestine).

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Wild sweet lemons at Ain Fara (Ein Prat), a tributary of Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt) (Eretz Israel - Palestine).

Wild sweet lemons at Ain Fara (Ein Prat), a tributary of Prat Brook (Wadi Qelt) (Eretz Israel - Palestine).

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Autobiographical interviews of Jews born in German speaking countries ("Yekkes") - 50/60 years after their immigration to Israel.

Autobiographical interviews of Jews born in German speaking countries ("Yekkes") - 50/60 years after their immigration to Israel.

Jeshajahu Karniel OHD interviewee

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Western aisle mosaic. Photograph of: n Gedi Synagogue, Stratum II

Western aisle mosaic. Photograph of: n Gedi Synagogue, Stratum II

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Western aisle mosaic. Photograph of: En Gedi Synagogue, Stratum II

Western aisle mosaic. Photograph of: En Gedi Synagogue, Stratum II

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