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رهينة بريطانية-إسرائيلية سابقة لدى حركة حماس تتزوج في تل أبيب

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رهينة بريطانية-إسرائيلية سابقة لدى حركة حماس تتزوج في تل أبيب صدر الصورة، Supplied التعليق على الصورة، حماس احتجزت إميلي داماري (على اليمين) لمدة 15 شهراً قبل إطلاق سراحها العام الماضي Author, تابي ويلسون Published قبل 9 ساعة مدة القراءة: 3 دقائق تزوجت البريطانية-الإسرائيلية إميلي داماري، التي كانت رهينة سابقة لدى حماس، من شريكتها دانييل أميت

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