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DAAD Information Centre in East Jerusalem
2 Abu Obiedah Ibn Al Jarah St.
P.O. Box 20039
East Jerusalem 91200

Phone: 00972 (0) 2 62 62 106
Fax: 00972 (0) 2 62 62 108
Email: infodaad-eastjerusalem.org
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