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German Federal President Joachim Gauck, greets the students of a girls school in Nablus, Palestinian Territories, 31 May 2012. The German head of state visits Israel and the Palestinian Territories on a state visit. Phot...

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German Federal President Joachim Gauck, greets the students of a girls school in Nablus, Palestinian Territories, 31 May 2012. The German head of state visits Israel and the Palestinian Territories on a state visit. Photo by Nedal Eshtayah

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Date
31 May 2012 · 09:30
Photographer
Nedal Eshtayah
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© APA Images / Nedal Eshtayah
APA ID
APA-PH-2012-010183
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1,600 × 1,096 px · 1.8 MP
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Location
Nablus West Bank Palestine Israel

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Palestinian President Students German Greets Federal Joachim Gauck

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Palestinian Federal German President Joachim Gauck greets students school Nablus Territories head Israel

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Copyright: © APA Images / Nedal Eshtayah

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