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The Burma Road of a Tel Aviv auto shop

Owner of garage started by his father 51 years ago defies city's plans to build shopping-entertainment complex.

By Ilan Lior | 11:06 26.11.12 |

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Good. Let him get more money. Hold out!
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He is contiuaning to hold out for the want of more money !!!!!! No reasone he gives because his farter built the place
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