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Fun in the sun: Israel’s best family beaches

Need to escape the heat? Here's a list of the best places to take the kids for a day of sand and sea.

By Liron Vardi Geller | 12:33 05.07.12 |

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And wouldn't it be fair if the rest of the people Israel controls - the 4 million Palestinians in the occupied West Bank - were allowed to go to the beach too?
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