Neve Shalom (Israel)
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NEVE SHALOM.

NEVE SHALOM.

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Photograph of: Old Sephardi (Neve Shalom) Synagogue in Altona.

Photograph of: Old Sephardi (Neve Shalom) Synagogue in Altona.

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Ottoman ruling on Jewish property in Jaffa.

Ottoman ruling on Jewish property in Jaffa.

Arthur Nicolson Carnock Baron,1849-1928

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מכתב מאת בן-גוריון, רחל אל חיים נחמן ביאליק (1926).

מכתב מאת בן-גוריון, רחל אל חיים נחמן ביאליק (1926).

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מכתב מאת בן-גוריון, רחל אל חיים נחמן ביאליק (1922).

מכתב מאת בן-גוריון, רחל אל חיים נחמן ביאליק (1922).

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מכתב מאת רבניצקי, אליהו אל חיים נחמן ביאליק (1921).

מכתב מאת רבניצקי, אליהו אל חיים נחמן ביאליק (1921).

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פתחון פה : כתב עת חברתי פוליטי רדיקלי / בית הספר לשלום בנוה שלום.

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תל אביב: נווה צדק.

תל אביב: נווה צדק.

Gabi Laron

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