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Ierusalim--edinstvennyi
Ierusalim--edinstvennyi

By Uzi Narkiss

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When Allah reigns supreme
When Allah reigns supreme

By Susi Schalit

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The Rosh Yeshiva
The Rosh Yeshiva

By Reuven Grossman

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Chihuly Jerusalem 2000.
Chihuly Jerusalem 2000.

By Dale Chihuly

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Chihuly in the light of Jerusalem 2000
Ghost songs
Ghost songs

By Kathryn K. Abdul Baki

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A gift passed along
A gift passed along

By Sarah Shapiro

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The crusaders' kingdom
The crusaders' kingdom

By Joshua Prawer

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The book of Saladin
The book of Saladin

By Tariq Ali

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Crusaders in the Holy Land, the archaeology of faith

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