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Egyptian hertiage site?
- Ben
- 09.03.10 | 21:14 (IST)
When the Israelis declared the Jewish holy places in the West Bank as Israeli heritage site, the Arab/Muslim world freaked out. But, if the Egyptians declare Cairo synagogues as cultural heritage sites, there's no outcry.

from the article: Egypt to finance renovation of synagogues, Jewish sites
First published 18:48 09.03.10 | Last updated 18:49 09.03.10

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