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Postcard from PALESTINE part 1

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Postcard from PALESTINE part 1

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  1. Gaza Port

  2. GAZA

  3. GAZA

  4. GAZA

  5. GAZA

  6. GAZA

  7. GAZA

  8. GAZA

  9. GAZA

  10. GAZA

  11. GAZA

  12. GAZA

  13. The Sayed al-Hashim Mosque

  14. GAZA

  15. GAZA

  16. GAZA

  17. Ramallah

  18. Ramallah

  19. Ramallah

  20. Ramallah

  21. Ramallah

  22. Ramallah

  23. Ramallah

  24. Ramallah

  25. http://www.facebook.com/eyeonpalestine2011

  26. http://www.facebook.com/eyeonpalestine2011

  27. Jenine

  28. Naplus

  29. Ein Beit el Ma refugee camp in Nablus is one of the poorest camps in the West Bank

  30. Naplus

  31. Naplus : Jacob’s Well.

  32. Sakhnin valley

  33. Jerusalem

  34. Jerusalem

  35. Marwani Mosque - Jerusalem

  36. Jerusalem

  37. Golden domes of the Church Mary Magdalene

  38. Arial photo of the Church of Nativity, BethlehemChurch of the Nativity is the oldest church in the Holy Land still in use, commemorating the birthplace of Jesus Christ. The construction began in 326 AD. The present Church was built during the reign of the Byzantine Emperor, Justinian. In 529, the Samaritans revolted, and the Church of the Nativity was badly damaged. The Patriarch of Jerusalem sent St. Sabas to Justinian for help, and the architect sent by the Emperor demolished the church and built the current one.

  39. Church of Nativity Bethlehem

  40. Franciscan Courtyard leading to adjoining Church of St. Catherine

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