Aims and dimensions of the Israeli Mediterranean- Dead Sea canal project

Hamadneh, Abdullah
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Title Aims and dimensions of the Israeli Mediterranean- Dead Sea canal project.
Original Library/publisher Israel and Arab Water
an International Symposium, Amman, February 1984. Ed. by Abdel Majid Farid and Hussein Sirriyeh. London: Ithaca Press, for The Arab Research Centre, 1985
Host Item Israel and Arab Water (1985) 45-50
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Language English
National Library system number 990006356950705171
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