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A Paper Clipping Documenting the Spelling of "Maslul," a Colony Established on the Depopulated Village of al-Imara in Bir al-Sabi', 1950

A paper clipping documenting the Hebrew spelling of "Maslul", an Israeli colony established on the depopulated village of al-Imara west of Bir al-Sabi'. Established in 1950, the name of said colony comes from the Book of Genesis, which means the road or the path. 

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Adel Zawati Settlement Moshav Settlements

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0125.01.1377
A Paper Clipping Documenting the Spelling of "Maslul," a Colony Established on the Depopulated Village of al-Imara in Bir al-Sabi', 1950

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