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"I'm Going To Israel!" T-shirt Let everyone know about your future trip to Israel with this adorable shirt! Featuring a teddy bear, on his way to Israel, with an Israeli flag in one hand and a suitcase in the other. On the suitcase there is an "I love Israel" sticker.  (You can always remove it later) |
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"Ima" - Mother (You can always remove it later) |
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Basketball Leather Kippah (You can always remove it later) |
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Carved Salt Dish (You can always remove it later) |
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David Roberts - Jerusalem, The Old City Reproduction of a painting by the Scottish painter David Roberts (1796-1864). Featuring a view of the Old City from the eastern side, one can see the Temple Mount and the mosques upon it. At lower right, Tomb of Zechariah and Absalom (son of King David) can be seen. (You can always remove it later) |
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Dove with Olive Branch & Flags T-Shirt Featuring a dove, wings spread in flight, with an olive branch clutched in it's beak. (You can always remove it later) |
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Edward Lear - Jerusalem, From the Mount of Olives - Sunrise Reproduction of a painting by English artists and writer Edward Lear (1812 - 1888). Showing the Old City of Jerusalem from the east, from atop the Mount of Olives. The Temple Mount can be seen, as can most of the Old City. (You can always remove it later) |
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Fire Dept. NY - Peh Dalet Nun Yud Cap (You can always remove it later) |
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Football Leather Kippah (You can always remove it later) |
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G-d Bless America A large map showing the continent of North America with the United States colored. In large calligraphy letters across the USA the words "G-d Bless America" are written. To the left, a portrait of Christopher Columbus, discoverer of the Americas, and to the right, an artists depiction of one of the ships of Christopher Columbus. (You can always remove it later) |
