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English: General view of Zir'in
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Source Transferred from en.wikipedia to Commons.; original source was http://www.palestineremembered.com/Jinin/Zir%27in/Picture540.html
Author Garo Nalbandian, Institute for Palestine Studies

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2008-12-08 04:18 2505×1353× (462710 bytes) Al Ameer son {{Information |Description=General view of [[Zir'in]] |Source=[http://www.palestineremembered.com/Jinin/Zir%27in/Picture540.html] |Date=1918 |Author=Garo Nalbandian, [[Institute for Palestine Studies]] |Permission=License has expired. See below. }} {{PD-

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