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Palestinian prime minister Salam Fayad opens the ceremony of the biggest dish of traditional sweets Konafa into the Guinness Book of Records in the West Bank city of Nablus on July 18 2009. Photo by Photo by Mustafa Abu...

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Palestinian prime minister Salam Fayad opens the ceremony of the biggest dish of traditional sweets Konafa into the Guinness Book of Records in the West Bank city of Nablus on July 18 2009. Photo by Photo by Mustafa Abu Dayeh \ pool

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Mustafa Abu Dayeh
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© APA Images / Mustafa Abu Dayeh
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APA-PH-2009-007629
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1,800 × 1,200 px · 2.2 MP
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West Bank Nablus Palestine Nablus Governorate

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Salam Fayyad

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Palestinians West bank nablus eat konafa traditional sweets Guinness Records prime minister salam fayyad jacop wallas consul american

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